Why Martin Odegaard was left fuming vs Bayern Munich after another controversial Arsenal decision

Martin Odegaard was left in utter disbelief at the officiating team failing to give Arsenal a late corner as they sought an equaliser against Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-final second leg. Mikel Arteta's side entered the game level on aggregate after a 2-2 draw at the Emirates Stadium last week but were unable to push on into the final four.

Joshua Kimmich's goal won the tie midway through the second half, heading in from close range after Raphael Guerreiro's cross from the left. Having had the better of the opening period there was no true response from Arsenal, who largely failed to test Manuel Neuer at the Allianz Arena.

As they pushed to try and find a way back into the game, hoping to force it into extra time in Bavaria, Odegaard's emotions boiled over. Running into the Bayern area, the Arsenal captain managed to get a right-footed shot away under pressure from Eric Dier, trying to squeeze it in at Neuer's near post.

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His effort was deflected towards goal by the stretching former Tottenham player only to be safely touched wide by Neuer, who wasn't taking risks. Odegaard quickly ran over to take the corner only to be shocked at the referee having given a goal kick instead.

The 25-year-old couldn't believe the call at such a crucial point of the game and let his fury show. He shouted towards the linesman and main referee, putting his hands on his cheeks in astonishment, venting at the officials.

Odegaard continued his display of annoyance, throwing his hands up in the air. Having also felt unlucky not to get a stoppage time decision in the previous leg in north