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FORMER Arsenal star Sead Kolasinac came inches away from knocking former rivals Tottenham out of the Champions League.
The ex-Emirates left-back missed an absolute sitter that would likely have seen Antonio Conte and Co dumped into the Europa League.
Sead Kolasinac somehow managed to miss from hereThe ex-Arsenal star was left with his hands on his head after squandering the chanceMarseille in the end were sent crashing out of the competition
In the closing stages of the game, with Marseille’s clash against Spurs level at 1-1, Kolasinac somehow bungled a header from point-blank range.
With the ball teased into the box from the right hand side, Kolasinac found himself in acres of space at the back post.
All he had to do was hit the target and the Bosnian international would have sent Marseille through to the knockouts and Spurs packing.
But Kolasinac couldn’t do old club Arsenal a favour – somehow managing to head wide when it was easier to score than miss.
Marseille manager Igor Tudor was left in utter disbelief on the touchline after Kolasinac fluffed his lines from three yards out.
And fans on social media were equally as stunned.
One Arsenal fan joked: “Kolasinac will pay for his sins⦔