An unforgivingBayern Munich side hammered Arsenal in London last night, smashing five past the Gunners in an embarrassing 10-2 aggregate defeat over two legs.
While the scoreline took the majority of the headlines, the game was periodically suspended whilst sections of theBayern faithful revolted by throwing toilet paper onto the pitch, as reported bythe Sports Bible.
Toilet paper thrown onto the pitch by Bayern fans protesting over cost of ticket prices. pic.twitter.com/2jqBjUN8Ot
The game kicked off slightly later than expected due to the incident, with play held back by Bayern supporters throwing rolls of paper onto the pitch in protest of ticket prices.
'Without fans, football is not worth a penny!'read the banners that took centre stage during the delay, aimed in angst at the £80+ booking fee to enter the stadium for Tuesday nights game.
In the meeting between the two sidesback in 2015, a similarprotest occurred inthe stands of traveling supporters, as they argued their stance on the astronomical pricing.
A standing season ticket at Bayern costs €140 - the second cheapest in the #Bundesliga. The football's not bad either. #ARSFCB https://t.co/TStsBjhAYQ
Arsenal are the most expensive team to watch in English football, with a season ticket setting you back a whopping £1,014.
Alarm bells are ringing for Arsene Wenger, as many fans now call for action to be taken against the French manager following their failure to progress. With 12 games left to play, Arsenal are fifth and are outside of qualification criteria for next years Champions League.