Wednesday's back pages are starting to drop.

'Shame Again' is the headline on the back page of the Daily Express.

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Alex: How can you seriously blame Wenger alone? The players have let him down while the officials didn't help today.

Eb Jun: first half of each game - perfect performance. Second half of each game (AFTER KOSCIELNY LEFT THE PITCH) worst performance.

Unknown: With the determination shown up until the red, I was proud to be a Gunner. Blame him for the other matches, not this one.

Gregory Mandapat: The years of balancing the books at Arsenal has turned Arsene Wenger into an accountant. Move upstairs and make it official. 

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The Arsenal manager is facing up to the TV cameras. It's fair to say he is not happy with the officials.

He is about the fan protest before the game but opts not to comment. 

We'll bring you more from Wenger.

No sign of Arsene Wenger.

Stick with us. We'll bring you all the reaction when we get it.

Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand, speaking on BT Sport: "The last 10 years in terms of league trophies and the Champions League, it's been a disappointing time for Arsene Wenger.

"It's disappointing to see him go out on this note after all he's done. At this moment in time things are not going right and he can't seem to find the answer."

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Callum Brown: Wenger is responsible for motivating the players. He can't do that anymore. Needs to go soon. 

King David: Sad day for the club. Bunch of weak & average players who can't compete at European level. 

Tim: Wenger shouldn't be given the option of turning down new deal. No one is bigger than the club. Sack him. Now. 

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Arsenal fans are within their right to vent their frustrations, the players have not turned up, they have shown a real softness to the way they are playing. 

They have proved the critics right. This is a pivotal moment in Arsenal’s history, there almost needs to be a fresh beginning.  

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Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright, speaking to BT Sport: "The first game was more upsetting than this. I thought the guys had a bit of a go. After the penalty decision it started to go against us.

"It's a sad day because we've gone out again at this stage. We're going through a period in our history that's the worst.

"With everything that's going on you have to say it will take some sort of monumental effort for Arsenal to turn it around in terms of the drive and determination of the players. It feels like something is coming to an end."

Wow. Nine of Bayern's 10 goals in the tie were scored with Laurent Koscielny off the pitch.

Johnny Magrinho: Wenger to blame? Ridiculous. The success he's brought to this club is astronomical. This? Not his fault. Blame the players.

Paul Leonard : For all the good times Wenger brought Arsenal, is this one season too far? 

Real Madrid win 3-1 on the night as their third goal goes in just before the final whistle.

Captain Sergio Ramos turned the game around after the break with two quick-fire headers.

Alvaro Morata then followed up on Cristiano Ronaldo's shot for Real's third as the holders head into the quarter-finals for the seventh-straight season.

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The Champions League theme tune is being played over the speakers. When will we hear that again at the Emirates?

Boos ring out around the Emirates. Arsenal have taken a pummelling. 

A 10-2 aggregate defeat. Shocking.

Bayern fans are revelling in Arsenal's humiliation. 

"It's coming home, it's coming home, football's coming home," chant the away fans.

Three minutes of added time. Three more minutes of agony for the Gunners.

"Enough is enough - Wenger out" signs dotted around the Emirates.

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