Arsenal and Republic of Ireland's Katie McCabe saw their hopes of Women's Champions League glory ended as they were beaten 2-0 at Wolfsburg on Thursday to exit at the quarter-final stage 3-1 on aggregate.
Former Gunners player Jill Roord gave the German side the initiative after nine minutes at the Volkswagen Arena before a second-half Leah Williamson own goal clinched it for the hosts.
Arsenal almost set up a grandstand finish when Vivianne Miedema headed against the bar and Williamson saw her follow-up touched onto the post by goalkeeper Almuth Schult, but Wolfsburg held on.
Wolfsburg now go through to face Barcelona in the last four.
The German side started strongly and took a firm grip on the tie when Roord hooked in from close range following a corner.
Arsenal were afforded a let-off soon after when Tabea Wassmuth had a goal disallowed following a narrow offside decision.
Steph Catley did test Schult, but Wolfsburg went close again when Svenja Huth forced a save from Manuela Zinsberger.
Arsenal enjoyed a better spell early in the second half but were stung when Williamson turned into her own net attempting to block a cross from Sveindis Jonsdottir. Zinsberger was wrong-footed and could not keep it out.
Arsenal rallied but, after hitting the woodwork twice in quick succession through Miedema and Williamson, it was not to be their night.
Arsenal substitute Nikita Parris had a penalty appeal after going down in the area in the last minute, but nothing was given.
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