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Published 15:54 13 Mar 2017 GMT

Now though, Cech has jumped to the defence of his teammate. Asked about the incident, the goalkeeper stressed that Sanchez had been left extremely disappointed by the way in which the game against Bayern had gone and insisted that, if anything, his smile had been a rueful one, reflecting the sense of injustice that he felt about the scoreline.
"It is sad and he was as sad as I have seen him," Cech is quoted as saying in The Mirror. "And unfortunately when you say the sentence, ‘had we scored the second goal everything could look different’ and then you do ‘ooh’ you know. "But obviously you can take the picture and you can interpret it the way you want unfortunately. But we the players we know exactly what he said and we know how he was hurting and he was as disappointed as anybody else. It is unfortunate and disappointing."Arsenal followed up their Champions League departure by winning 5-0 against non-league Lincoln in the FA Cup quarter final. Catch up with the latest episode of 888Sport Football Friday Live
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