Gunners boss bemoans Champions League loss.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger furiously insisted ‘everything’ went against his team in Wednesday’s 2-0 Champions League defeat to Bayern Munich.
The Gunners missed a first half penalty through Mesut Ozil before goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny was sent off for a foul on Arjen Robben in the box.
David Alaba missed the resulting penalty but the holders went on to punish ten-man Arsenal, with goals from Toni Kroos and Thomas Mueller leaving the Gunners with an uphill task to qualify for the quater finals.
Wenger, who is facing a Champions League exit to Bayern for the second consecutive season, said his team deserved more.
“Everything went against us,” the Frenchman moaned.
“We should have been three up before they got a sniff in the game. The missed penalty killed the crowd a bit.
“It was a very difficult night but a night where the team has shown some quality and some class.”
And on Ozil’s relaxed run-up for his spot-kick, Wenger added: “I prefer people to run properly at the ball. Everybody has their own style and you have to respect that. It is his style.”
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