Surprise, surprise! The Wenger Out Brigade were out in force on Tuesday night as Arsenal exited the Champions League following a 10-2 aggregate defeat to Bayern Munich.
However, disgruntled Gooners were not the only fans protesting on the night as Bayern supporters demonstrated against high ticket prices, having been charged £80 for entry to the Emirates.
FC Bayern München supporters with another protest against high ticket prices. Same banner from 2015 when they boycotted first 5 mins #ARSFCB pic.twitter.com/kbPKKYkAhj
— Matt Ford (@matt_4d) March 7, 2017
Toilet paper were hurled onto the pitch from the away end, briefly disrupting play.
And matchday staff were so keen to get the game back underway as soon as possible that fire fighters were even involved in the clean-up operation.
This was not the first time that Bayern fans have protested at the Emirates about the rising cost of following their team.
In 2015, 100s of travelling Germans boycotted the first five minutes of Bayern’s 2-0 defeat to Arsenal after paying £64 to get in.
Bayern Munich fans threw toilet paper onto the pitch as protest against Emirates ticket prices 07.03.2017. pic.twitter.com/nfjnHWxSGI
— When Sunday Comes (@wscsm1) March 7, 2017
When your team wins 5-1, like Bayern did on Tuesday, fans probably don’t mind forking out an arm and a leg, but the price of following top-level football is becoming more and more ridiculous.