Arsene Wenger blamed Laurent Koscielny ’ s dismissal for the 5-1 loss to Bayern Munich on Tuesday that condemned Arsenal to a humiliating 10- 2 aggregate Champions League defeat.
Trailing 5-1 from the first leg , Arsenal pulled a goal back through Theo Walcott in the first half before Koscielny was sent off in the 54th minute for a challenge on Robert Lewandowski.
Lewandowski scored the subsequent penalty and Bayern ran riot against Arsenal’ s 10 men as Wenger ’ s side limped out of the competition in the last 16 for the seventh season running .
“ We produced the game we wanted and we were really unlucky , ” Arsenal manager Wenger told BT Sport at the Emirates Stadium .
“ Some of the decisions of the referee were very difficult to understand. Lewandowski’ s offside , there ’ s no penalty .
“ On top of that you get the red card. Of course that killed us . After that it was very difficult for us to finish the game.
“ It ’ s difficult to understand what happened . My team has produced a huge effort and played very well. ”
Greek referee Tasos Sidiropoulos initially chose to book Koscielny , before showing the French centre - back a red card after consulting with the official behind the goal.
“ It ’ s just not serious, ” Wenger said . “ When you see the importance of the game and you see an attitude like that .
“ I ’ m absolutely revolted and sorry for the people who paid a lot of money to watch this game. ”
A group of around 200 Arsenal fans marched in protest against Wenger prior to the game and some supporters held up “ WENGER OUT ” banners at the final whistle .
Asked if the protesting fans reflected the mood at the club , Wenger replied : “ No , not at all . I have nothing to add . ”

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