(CNN) -- Perhaps it is ironic that in London Fashion week, a man who crafted one of the most beautiful and enriching football tapestries should be left watching the seams of his work unravel. While the next set of trendsetters sit with their heads craned towards the catwalk across some of the capital's plushest venues, one of football's great designers was left shrouded under a cloak of misery on a cold February night in north London. As Arsene Wenger trudged off down the Emirates tunnel, his side soundly beaten 3-1 by Bayern Munich in the first leg of its last-16 Champions League clash Tuesday, perhaps the reality had at last set in.
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Bayern Munich claims a 3-1 win at Arsenal in last-16 of Champions League
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Toni Kroos, Thomas Muller and Mario Mandzukic score crucial away goals
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Porto will take 1-0 lead to Malaga for second leg of last-16 clash
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Joao Muutinho's second half strike the difference between the two sides
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