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'A dampener amidst all the sunshine': The reaction in Germany to Bayern Munich v Arsenal

Arsenal won 2-0 on Munich but Bayern progressed to the quarter-finals of the Champions League on away goals

Mikel Arteta in action against Bayern Munich

Mikel Arteta calls on Arsenal to build on victory over Bayern Munich

The Gunners play Swansea in the Premier League this weekend

Arsenal struggle to get the ball back into play quickly after Laurent Koscielny had scored the Gunners’ second goal against Bayern

Bayern Munich heed warning from Arsenal in hunt for Champions League

The German side went through on away goals

Wenger said he was ‘proud’ of his team’s performance

Champions League: Failure 'a massive wake-up call' for the Premier League says Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger

Arsenal manager laments absence of English clubs in quarter-finals after 2-0 victory over Bayern Munich is still not enough to see his side progress

Thomas Vermaelen pictured ahead of Arsenal's match against Bayern Munich

Champions League: Bayern Munich v Arsenal match preview

A look ahead to tonight’s Champions League clash at the Allianz Arena

The Bayern Munich team acknowledge their fans after the victory over Arsenal

Champions League: Bayern Munich warned over complacency against Arsenal by Jupp Heynckes

The German side lead 3-1 from the first leg

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is dreaming of miracle against Bayern Munich

The Gunners trail the German side 3-1

Franck Ribery

Bayern Munich midfielder Franck Ribery to miss Champions League tie against Arsenal

Frenchman will miss second leg tie with ankle injury

Arsene Wenger trains with his Arsenal players

Bayern Munich reveal attempts to lure Arsene Wenger from Arsenal

The Gunners manager has been a target for the German side in the past

Sant Cazorla opened the scoring for Arsenal

Mistakes have 'cost Arsenal dearly' admits Santi Cazorla

The Gunners look likely to go another season without winning a trophy

Arsene Wenger trains with his Arsenal players

Arsene Wenger 'worried' that his Arsenal players cannot 'absorb the blows' of defeat

Arsenal travel to Germany next week to take on Bayern Munich, who they trail 3-1 after the first leg

Andrea Pirlo and his Juventus team-mates celebrate during their victory over Celtic in the Champions League

Champions League: Juventus 'must be humble' says coach Antonio Conte after victory over Celtic

The Serie A side are in to the last eight in Europe

Chelsea’s David Luiz trains ahead of tonight’s game in Bucharest

David Luiz eager for Chelsea to prove Premier League is the best in the world by winning Europa League

The Champions League holders take on Steaua Bucharest

Arsene Wenger looks on

Arsenal must 'stay solid' says Arsene Wenger

The Gunners are five points off the top-four

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