Arsene Wenger branded Arsenal as "shocking" after their 4-0 trouncing at Champions League opponents AC Milan. The Gunners were never in the match as former Tottenham midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng fired the Italians ahead on 15 minutes with a sublime strike, before a brace by ex-Manchester City forward Robinho and a penalty from the impressive Zlatan Ibrahimovic completed a miserable night for the Gunners, who suffered their worst European defeat.

"It was a shocking result and a shocking performance. It was of those nights you ever forget. It is our worst night in Europe. We were punished and deservedly do," said Wenger.

"The result is a disaster.

"Were never in the game we were very poor offensive and defensively.

"There was not one moment in the 90 minutes we were really in the game, and it was always the same problem, balls over the top and we were well beaten.

"It is difficult to analyse, so it is better not to talk too much, to analyse with a cooler header and regroup for the next game."