Arsenal legendary defender Martin Keown says the UEFA Champions League 5-1 thrashing by Bayern Munich at Allianz Arena is manager Arsene Wenger’s “lowest point.”
The Gunners had fallen at the last 16 phase of the Champions League in each of the previous six years, and that run looks set to proceed after a mortification in Bavaria left a practically incomprehensible assignment for the second leg at Emirates Stadium on March 7.
"It's practically humiliating. Dominated. Defeated," Keown, one of Wenger's previous players, disclosed to BT Sport after the amusement. "What is it now? 20 years? Arsene Wenger should genuinely be thinking about his future. It's humiliating.
"This is his most reduced point, ever."
Weapons store striker Alexis Sanchez adjusted Arjen Robben's twisted opener with 30 minutes played, however Wenger's group went to pieces in a frightful ten-minute time span in the second half after a damage to focal protector Laurent Koscielny. Robert Lewandowski set Bayern back ahead before two objectives in seven minutes from Thiago Alcantara extended the lead.
A blunder from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain that permitted substitute Thomas Muller into score was the last dark stamp on one of Wenger's most exceedingly bad European Evening
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