With a 5-1 aggregate, Los Blaugranas strolled past the Gunners to earn their spot in the Quarter finals for the ninth consecutive season.

Arsenal tried, but Barcelona's scintillating attack eliminated Wenger's crew without hardly putting an effort to it. While Arsenal displayed quality football during the game's opening minutes, Neymar's go ahead goal managed to send the game into automatic-pilot mode, as the Gunners' efforts were futile.

After the break, Mohamed Elneny gave Arsenal some hope with his early goal, but Luis Suárez scored one of the best goals in this Champions League edition, setting up the scene for their third strike, courtesy of Lionel Messi's cheeky chip.

With this win, Barcelona extended their unbeaten streak to 38 games, and even matched the team's best aggregate (5-1) under coach Luis Enrique, which they obtained against Paris Saint Germain last year. Furthermore, Los Blaugranas became the first team in the tournament's history to reach the Quarter final stage for nine consecutive seasons.

Here's what fans and experts had to say about Barcelona's victory over Arsenal.