Even in a virtually empty stadium in New Zealand there's a "Wenger Out" banner
The Arsenal manager has been facing pressure to leave his job from all four corners of the globe – even in a sparse arena in Wellington.

The New Zealand national team beat minnows Fiji 2-0 in a 2018 World Cup qualifier on Tuesday, but it wasn't the on-pitch action getting attention on social media.
With empty-looking stands – in fact, the Kiwis welcomed around 10,000 fans into the 35,000-seater stadium – there was plenty of space to display a banner directed at Arsenal's beleaguered boss Wenger.
With ‘Wenger Out’ calls more than visible outside the Emirates Stadium, and even in Parliament Square in recent times, it seems the under-fire Frenchman can't get away from stick anywhere in the world.
Still, at least it wasn't a plane.
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