Europa League: Youssef El-Arabi's Stunning Late Goal For Olympiacos Knocks Arsenal Out

Arsenal had a disappointing second-leg tie that ended their title quest with a stunning extra-time finish from Youssef El-Arabi that stole the victory for Olympiacos by 1-2 and had Gunners knocked out on aggregate (2-2).

Gunners came into the game with a 1-0 victory from the first-leg tie scored Alexander Lacazette, but on this day, it was Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's turn to save the side, which he did with an acrobatic finished following Mesut Ozil's cross, that equalized the scores by 1-1 in the extra-time, unfortunately, disappointment struck the West London-side six minutes later.

Both sides had played through a goalless first half before Pape Abou Cisse slid and poked into the net Mattieu Valbuena's cross and gave the Greeks the lead eight minutes after their return from break.

Yussef punished Gunners for sloppy defensive play and ran into the six-yard box for a header from Giorgos Masouras' cross and pounded in the winning goal. That left Gunners' stunned completely.

Aubameyang had a glaring chance to push Arsenal through after Yussef's stunning winning goal, but the Gabonese forward, on the brink of the final whistle, struck the ball amiss the goal from close range.

The defeat means Mikel Arteta has missed out on his race for his first title for Arsenal. Making the Champions League appearance next season not within reach for Arsenal as they are ninth in the Premier League. Now, they left with the FA Cup as they only trophy in view for the side.