Saliba and Trossard stand out for the wrong reasons in Porto's poor performance

ARSENAL put in an uninspiring performance against Porto in their shock Champions League last-16 defeat.

Mikel Arteta's side slumped to a 1-0 defeat at the Estadio do Dragao after Galeno scored in the 94th minute.

Leandro Trossard struggled to take the lead against PortoCredit: Getty

William Saliba and Leandro Trossard both struggled to meet their usual standards throughout the match.

Trossard missed several chances to score, while Saliba was not as solid as usual.

Arsenal had hoped to have secured a win in the first leg but struggled to make a meaningful attempt on goal.

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Had a few questionable moments in the first half, but escaped punishment as Galeno could only hit the post.

Recovered and made a number of important saves to keep Arsenal's clean sheet.

White did his job as a right-back as he was rarely exposed by Porto's attackers.

The defender missed an opportunity to score in the first half with a poor header.

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Saliba lost the ball all the time as he looked a shadow of his usual self.

The Brazilian was much better than Saliba, as he at least helped the team get a clean sheet.

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A quiet game for Jakub Kiwior as he was shown a yellow card for a foul on Fernandes Conceiçao in the second half.

Odegaard was Arsenal's main creator as he did his best to influence proceedings.

Yet he sometimes had difficulty finding focus.

Scored Arsenal's fastest booking (65 seconds) since Abou Diaby in September 2012 after a loss of concentration.

After the mistake, the midfielder saw a lot of ball, but failed to add much industry to the performance.

The striker was often wasteful with the ball and missed a few chances to head Arsenal into the lead.

Saka was Arsenal's most dangerous attack, but even he couldn't produce a meaningful effort.

Trossard was hooked in the 73rd minute as he was unable to continue his scoring run.

The Belgian missed the target with the Gunners' best chances of the match.

The Brazilian lost the ball a few times and struggled with the physicality of the 40-year-old Pepe.

Replaced Trossard late in the second half and had little impact on the match.

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