Mikel Arteta has assured Arsenal they will be “completely focused” on their Premier League title challenge after being knocked out of the Champions League on Wednesday.

The Gunners lost their second leg of the quarter-finals to Bayern Munich and the Premier League is now their last chance to lift the trophy.

Arsenal return to the top flight on Saturday with a trip to Wolves, losing to Aston Villa in their last Premier League game as they sit second on the table with two points. Followed by Manchester City with six games left.

Speaking after Arsenal's painful defeat to Bayern Munich, which made Harry Kane very happy, Arteta was asked how he would end his side's decline.

We have to pick it up because we have a big game on Saturday. We really want it and we have to show that we are capable.

When asked about the pain of failure, Arteta added that it was there. It will not go away tonight, but I can assure you tomorrow that we are completely focused on the Wolves.

Speaking of Arsenal's defeat to Bayern Munich, Arteta said: “We are very sad and disappointed with the final result.

In the first leg, we scored two goals. Today we are here and I am really proud of the players, especially in the first half.