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Beaten Wenger accepts Bayern superiority

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admitted his side had been outclassed in their 3-1 loss to Bayern Munich and said it seemed "impossible" to turn the Champions League last 16 tie around.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger cuts a frustrated figure as he watches his side in the 3-1 home defeat to Bayern Munich, on February 19, 2013. Wenger admitted his side had been outclassed and said it seemed "impossible" to turn the Champions League last 16 tie around.

Eliminated from both domestic cup competitions and 21 points off the pace in the Premier League, Arsenal know the Champions League represents their only chance of picking up a first piece of silverware since 2005.

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