Sky Sports looks at a tough 12 months which has left Arsene Wenger facing new levels of pressure at Arsenal

SAN SIRO NIGHTMARE

VAN PERSIE SOLD TO UNITED

SHAREHOLDERS REVOLT AT AGM

GUNNERS SLUMP TO 10TH IN THE TABLE

PENALTY HEARTACHE AT VALLEY PARADE

Arsenal's season hit a new low on Tuesday night following their penalty shoot-out defeat at League Two Bradford City in the Capital One Cup. Here, Sky Sports takes a look back at a turbulent 12 months for beleaguered Gunners boss Arsene Wenger.The Gunners had been confident of progressing through to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League when they headed out to AC Milan in February. However, former Manchester City striker Robinho and Zlatan Ibrahimovic ran the Arsenal defence ragged as the Italians romped to a 4-0 victory. "It was of those nights you never forget, our worst in Europe, we were punished and deservedly so," said Wenger. Arsenal produced a spirited comeback in the second leg but eventually went out 4-3 on aggregate - with Wenger handed another UEFA touchline ban for remonstrating with the referee at full-time.Despite Wenger's best efforts, the club were unable to convince captain Robin van Persie to extend his contract and so decided to cash in on their talisman striker, who had smashed a total of 37 goals to help drag the Gunners back up into third place in the Premier League on the final day of the season. The Dutchman had his choice but opted for Old Trafford in a £24million deal and struck up an instant partnership with Wayne Rooney - scoring against his old club when they met in November.Wenger defended the achievements of his team following a stormy AGM at Emirates Stadium in October, where chief executive Ivan Gazidis, chairman Peter Hill-Wood and majority shareholder Stan Kroenke were all heckled over the club's financial strategy and failure to win a trophy since 2005. Wenger had opened his speech with an apology for the recent defeats against Norwich City and Schalke the night before and said he thought qualifying for the Champions League classified as a 'trophy'.Arsenal may have qualified for the knockout stages of the Champions League again but their domestic form remained inconsistent. Another flat home performance against Swansea City saw the visitors grab a deserved 2-0 win with a late brace from Michu as Wenger's side were booed off the pitch - and ended the day down in 10th place.Wenger had fielded a near full-strength side for Tuesday night's Capital One Cup quarter-final but were still on the end of a giant-killing. Garry Thompson's first-half volley set the tone, and although Thomas Vermaelen eventually equalised late on to force extra-time, the Bantams progressed 3-2 after a penalty shoot-out, ending another chance for Arsenal to end their seven-year quest for a trophy. Afterwards, a defiant Wenger said: "Where does it leave our season? To focus on the next game, sport is about that."