Arsene Wenger has played down the significance of Barcelona's stunning comeback following Arsenal's Champions League exit.
Both Arsenal and Barca went into the week needing to overturn four-goal deficits to progress to the last eight of Europe's leading club competion.
The Gunners failed in humiliating fashion, losing 5-1 to Bayern Munich to complete a 10-2 aggregate defeat, while Luis Enrique's side defied the odds to knock out PSG with a 6-1 victory at the Nou Camp.
Wenger blasted referee Anastasios Sidiropoulos's performance following Arsenal's defeat to Bayern on Tuesday in which Laurent Koscielny was dismissed.
Meanwhile, Luis Suarez was awarded a controversial late penalty as Barca scored three goals in a stunning late, seven-minute spell to revive their Champions League campaign.
Asked whether Barca's comeback played on his mind following Arsenal's failure, Wenger said: "Last night has shown the importance of two main factors of this kind of game. The referee and very big players."
Wenger is still yet to make a decision on his future and was unmoved when asked if he would consider continuing despite the fashion of Arsenal's Champions League exit.
Following a fan protest calling for him to depart ahead of Tuesday's game, the 67-year-old said he would take supporter feeling into account when deciding whether to sign a new deal.
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But when asked if he fears his image was tarnished by the manner of Bayern Munich's comprehensive Champions League win, Wenger said: "I don't work for my image, I work for this club with full commitment.
"After, how will I be judged in one way or the other is not too much my problem.
"I think I've shown that since I'm here that I love this club, I'm loyal to this club and make the right decisions for this club."
