Arsenal 1-5 Bayern - reaction as Wenger's side lose tie 10-2

Paul Bunton: It's Wenger's team and they're not playing for him. Time to go - no longer having desired effect on team. 

onsideVIEW: Who replaces him? The board don't seem keen on spending, the squad is very poor, their best player in years is leaving.Tough times.

Simon Judge: Time to sack Wenger after Arsenal lose 10-2 agg - even Leicester City won't lose by that score after King Ranieri was sacked.

The Daily Mirror focuses on the reaction of Alexis Sanchez on the bench to Arsenal's humiliation.

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Another back page. Another bad headline for Arsene Wenger.

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Arsenal's humiliation leaves Arsene Wenger staring into the abyss, says the Guardian.

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Wednesday's Sun doesn't hold back. 

'Wenger out' screams the back page headline.

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Grumpy Expat:  I love Arsene Wenger. Given me many happy memories. I loved my ex-girlfriend too. As difficult as it was, that had to end too 

James Holness: Wenger points the finger of blame elsewhere for Arsenal's failings, but ultimately he MUST take responsibility. He has to go.  

Zack Rynhold: Wenger will never get his players to improve if he keeps deflecting blame on to the refs. 

Craig Smith: Sad day for Arsenal as Wenger's legacy is going down in flames. Hope he quits early so can be given a positive send off.  

Tyrone Tucker: How can you not blame Wenger? he is responsible for the team, he bought them and trained them.

Matthew Wade: Wenger dead man walking and the performance in Germany was a scandal, but the officials tonight got every big decision wrong.

It might have been a miserable night for Arsenal but Bayern Munich's manager is a very happy man.

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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, speaking to BT Sport:  "I felt we were in it and you never know how Bayern would have reacted if we had scored a second goal. It looks very bad and doesn't reflect the courage of the performance.

"Once it 2-1 down it was very difficult and you have no chance to qualify any more. But that's not the part I want to keep in my mind because the game has been spoiled by the referee."

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One word sums up Arsenal on the front page of the Daily Telegraph sports section.

Humiliated.

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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, speaking BT Sport:  "Down to 10 men you have to score four goals. It becomes impossible in the head of the players. Lewandowski is offside, it's not a penalty and then on top of that he gives a yellow card and on top of that he gives a red card.

"I'm absolutely revolted and sorry for the people who paid a lot of money to watch this game."

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Asked about protests from Arsenal fans before the game, Arsene Wenger says: "I've nothing to add to that."

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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, speaking BT Sport: "There are difficult aspects in the game that explain that we're out. I feel we produced the game we wanted and we were really unlucky with some of the decisions. It's really hard to understand.

"It's definitely a penalty on Theo Walcott, Lewandowski is offside and after the red card it was very difficult for us to finish the game. My team has produced a huge effort tonight and played very well."

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More from Arsene Wenger as he tells the media that the club is in great shape but going through a difficult situation. He calls the red card "unexplainable" and "scandalous".