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Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola denied goalkeeper Manuel Neuer was at fault for Tuesday's defeat to Arsenal.
Bayern's 12-match winning streak in all competitions came to an end in London after Neuer's late error helped Arsenal to a 2-0 Champions League victory in Group F.
Neuer misjudged Santi Cazorla's free-kick and the German international was caught out of position as substitute Olivier Giroud headed home the 77th-minute opener.
"The first half he had some great saves," said Guardiola.
"Never in my life have I criticised a player for taking decisions if correct or not correct. We did not lose because of Manuel Neuer.
"This is football and he took a decision in that situation - that is it."
