On a day when pressure rose on Arsene Wenger and his future as Arsenal manager was thrown into further doubt he showed that he was feeling it by walking out of an interview just part way through.
If Arsene Wenger thought things couldn't get much worse then he didn't count on a 2-0 loss in the North London derby that sealed his team's fate.
That fate of course was finishing below fierce rivals Tottenham in the Premier League for the first time in an incredible 22 years!
Goals for Dele Alli and Harry Kane decided the last North London derby at White Hart Lane. PA Images
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Whilst the Frenchman has openly questions of a power switch in North London, claiming Spurs need to finish above them for the next 21 years, it certainly won't look good on him.
After the match Wenger, who had just seen a very poor performance from his team, clearly wasn't happy with answering too many questions as he stormed out of an interview:
Credit: Sky Sports
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Despite both Manchester City and Manchester United dropping points the loss to Spurs makes it more likely that the Gunners won't qualify for the Champions League next season.
Though the Gunners are still in the FA Cup, with the manager having the chance to become the most decorated manager in the competition in the final, it hasn't been a good season.
Whether or not Wenger renews his contract is still up in the air but he does look to be feeling the pressure right now!
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