Thierry Henry called for all Arsenal fans to put on a united front - and then provided them with an evening of frustration as the Gunners failed to convert countless glorious chances against CSKA Moscow in the Champions League.

Captain Henry had used the programme notes for Wednesday night's game to make his opinions to the Emirates Stadium clear following reports he was booed by Arsenal supporters, many of whom he saw walk out early during the 1-1 Barclays Premiership draw with Everton last Saturday - when the home side enjoyed 78% possession but took only a point.

"Given the opportunity, it is easy for people on the outside (of the club) to try and wedge a gap between us (the fans and the team)," Henry wrote. "But we cannot let that happen. We have to stay together."