Aaron Ramsey plays starring role as Arsenal cruise through to Champions League group stage Aaron Ramsey celebrates with team mate Yaya Sanogo after scoring against Fenerbahce. AARON Ramsey's brace saw Arsenal ease into the Champions League group stage with a 2-0 second-leg win over Fenerbahce. Arsene Wenger's Gunners were always in pole position to book their place in the main draw, having won the first leg in Istanbul 3-0. But the visitors to Emirates Stadium made the brighter start, with Wojciech Szczesny denying Raul Meireles with a fine early save. Ramsey settled the home fans' nerves on 25 minutes, though, coolly rolling the ball into the net after good combination work from Lukas Podolski and Theo Walcott in the build-up. Olivier Giroud nearly made it 2-0 minutes but Volkan Demirel saved his low shot well, and the Frenchman spurned a superb chance just before the break, firing over the bar when he should have scored. Szczesny was being kept busy, meanwhile, pushing Emmanuel Emenike's left-footed strike onto the upright to keep Arsenal's lead in tact. After the break, Podolski made way with a hamstring injury and was replaced on the left flank by Kieran Gibbs, who set up Ramsey's second goal of the night on 72 minutes, when the Welshman sidefooted home to put the icing on the cake of a flowing move from the hosts, who won 5-0 on aggregate.