Arsenal's 5-1 defeat to Bayern Munich became a nightmare, admits Arsene Wenger

Arsene Wenger's post-match press conference was cut short in Munich on Wednesday night as he struggled to explain a "nightmare" 5-1 defeat to Bayern in the Champions League


 The visitors, by Wenger's own admission, suffered a "mental and organisational" meltdown after captain Laurent Koscielny went off injured with the first leg of their last-16 tie standing at 1-1.
Within 14 minutes Bayern were 4-1 up, and a late Thomas Muller fifth means Arsenal now have three weeks of recriminations to endure before a return leg which is essentially a dead rubber.

Wenger fronted up for his media duties, visibly shaken by the latest in a series of poor results that has left a growing number of supporters calling for a change of manager when his contract expires this summer.
But the Frenchman answered just three questions before the club's press officer called a halt.
"It was a strange game because I feel in the first half we played quite well and we had two good chances just before half-time," Wenger said.