Mac Allister's rocket fires Liverpool back to the top
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Arsenal's quest for a first Champions League trophy must wait for another year.
The Gunners' bid to win the European Cup ended in disappointment on Wednesday as they lost 3-2 on aggregate to Bayern Munich.
Fans took to social media to mock Bukayo Saka, whose pathetic corner in the dying seconds effectively sealed Arsenal's fate.
The Gunners had an opportunity to send the game into extra time, as the Premier League club was awarded a corner kick in the 95th minute, per The Guardian.
Mac Allister's rocket fires Liverpool back to the top
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It was last-chance saloon time for Mikel Arteta's men, who needed to grab a goal to tie the aggregate score at 3-3.
Saka didn't hesitate to go to the right corner flag and hit the most important set piece of Arsenal's Champions League season.
Starboy's corner kick was disappointing, to say the least, with his set-piece failing to clear the first Bayern Munich defender located on the near post.
The referee blew the final whistle after the clearance was made, signalling the end of another heartbreaking Champions League season for Arsenal.
Elliot Guillett made fun of Saka in his post on X, putting a laughing emoji next to the Arsenal star's name after he explained what needed to happen in that play.
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FootballYves hilariously asked, "What was that last corner kick by Saka?
Jay Sugheson wrote that the last corner kick from Saka is unforgivable and the bare minimum is for it to get past the first man.
Sports Brief recently reported on the Arsenal stars who Thierry Henry blamed after their loss to Bayern.
He pointed the finger at Gunners duo Gabriel Martinelli and Tahekiro Tomiyasu.
According to the Frenchman, they were primarily responsible for Kimmich's goal in the second half.