article_snippet: Sportsmail's Rob Draper was at the game to give the lowdown in France...
article_snippet: So little to do, the Colombian effectively took the evening off for much of the game.
article_snippet: A different player altogether to the man who fell apart in the first leg.
article_snippet: Almost opened the scoring with a prod on to the bat from very close range.
article_snippet: Had less to do at the back.
article_snippet: Pushed on, got forward, but Nacho Monreal 5.5 delivery on the cross lets Nacho Monreal 5.5 down at times and was exposed at times.
article_snippet: Taking Francis Coquelin 6.5 enforcer role to heart.
article_snippet: Twice Francis Coquelin 6.5 crunched Joao Moutinho in half in the first half but avoided a yellow card.
article_snippet: Adequate but not quite the little magician that you were expecting given that Spanish midfielder Santi Cazorla has been Arsenal’s best player of late.
article_snippet: A veritable bundle of energy, driving into the Monaco penalty area.
article_snippet: Came off on 71 minutes as influence faded.
article_snippet: Really excellent finish to open the scoring.
article_snippet: Solid taking crosses and produced good saves, notably from Ozil’s second half free-kick.
article_snippet: Unfortunate for Ozil’s goal.
article_snippet: Struggled to maintain composure at times as Arsenal poured forward.
article_snippet: Was the leader at the back, forever cajoling and generally anticipating much of Ozil’s attacking intent.
article_snippet: Preferred to the much more experienced Ricardo Carvalho and didn’t let the much more experienced Ricardo Carvalho side down.
article_snippet: Looked vulnerable, especially when Welbeck switched to the right.
article_snippet: Dreadful error giving the ball away for the second goal.
article_snippet: Fought, tackled and ran.
article_snippet: Did as much anyone to secure Ozil’s passage to the quarters.
article_snippet: Composed, robust, provided leadership, especially in those tricky final few minutes.
article_snippet: Terrific speed and desire.
article_snippet: Not as influential as the first leg but still fulfilled Joao Moutinho 6.5 duties and brought composure when necessary.
article_snippet: Strugled to make an impact and taken of on 59 minutes.
article_snippet: The touches were just as exquisite as always; did what Dimitar Berbatov 7 does and then departed after 76 minutes to make way for younger, fitter men.
article_snippet: Perhaps harsh on booking Alexis Sanchez for diving; otherwise avoided major controversy for the most part and refereed sensibly.