The season is barely two months old but we already have a very high-profile sacking in the form of Carlo Ancelotti. Bayern Munich officially confirmed that they were parting ways with immediate effect with assistant coach Willy Sagnol appointed manager on a temporary basis.The Bundesliga champions lost 3-0 to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Wednesday night and the humiliating defeat in the group stages seemed like the last straw for the club's hierarchy.When Ancelotti replaced Pep Guardiola, he was seen as the man to bring the Champions League trophy back to Munich but the club only managed to win the Bundesliga - a trophy they have won five times in a row.Disagreements with players also cropped up and soon the Italian was on the defensive at press conferences when questions were posed on his future.Also read: 5 replacements for Carlo Ancelotti at Bayern MunichIt's a big decision from the German club and here's how Twitter reacted to the news.Bayern Munich's 3-0 defeat to PSG was the worst they've suffered in the Champions League group stage during the 21st century. pic.twitter.com/LIzwgVwGDn— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 28, 2017Carlo Ancelotti has quit as Bayern coach, he'll now spend the next two weeks on the lash at Oktoberfest before weighing up his options.— Paddy Power (@paddypower) September 28, 2017Ancelotti: three CLs... but just four league titles in almost two decades at wealthiest clubs speaks to something amiss in his approach.— Miguel Delaney (@MiguelDelaney) September 28, 2017AC Milan fans are unhappy with Vincenzo Montella. The ideal replacement? Ancelotti has won the Champions League there after all.Ancelotti sacked before Montella lol this sport is dying man— Sellvio Berlu$coni (@Pure_Milanista) September 28, 2017+BREAKING+ ESPN are reporting that Ancelotti has left Bayern Munich!Milan fans right now pic.twitter.com/9WI3X28jEO— ItalianFootballTV (@IFTVofficial) September 28, 2017Carlo Ancelotti’s record at Bayern Munich:60 games156 goals50 conceded42 wins9 draws9 defeats2 DFL-Supercups1 Bundesliga? pic.twitter.com/aFvvHn0Hkv— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 28, 2017How odd Bayern have sacked Ancelotti, from a job we were told was so easy that all of Pep's achievements there were rendered irrelevant.— Jack Pitt-Brooke (@JackPittBrooke) September 28, 2017RECORD: Carlo Ancelotti had never been sacked before,able to complete every season he started,probably only manager in the world.Till today?— Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) September 28, 2017Will Bayern replace him with Julian Nagelsmann though?Hoffenheim fans when they hear Carlo Ancelotti has left Bayern and Julian Nagelsmann has said "Bayern plays a big role in my dreams"... pic.twitter.com/56h0wVCjic— UNILAD Football (@UNILADFooty) September 28, 2017Or a former player maybe?Tuesday: Xabi Alonso announces plans to become a managerThursday: Carlo Ancelotti leaves Bayern Munich pic.twitter.com/chsJKj57MD— UNILAD Football (@UNILADFooty) September 28, 2017And yet some managers just don't get the sack no matter what.Ancelotti sacked just 1 month into the season with Bayern 3 points behind Bundesliga league leaders and 2nd in UCL group. pic.twitter.com/z2JY1gYk93— Rohith Nair (@RohithNair) September 28, 2017Ancelotti fired by ruthless Bayern 5 months after winning League & after beating Arsenal 10-2 in last season's CL. Wenger...continues.— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) September 28, 2017BREAKING: Carlo Ancelotti sacked by Bayern Munich! Arsenal fans: pic.twitter.com/GAj1IOgziR— Coral (@Coral) September 28, 2017Ancelotti leaving Bayern like... pic.twitter.com/idZVP1kgT3— Ibadan Lord ?? (@degostee) September 28, 2017Ancelotti needs no severance package. He's gotten a lot of beer. #FCB #octoberfest— Amit Mishra (@Leamitmishra) September 28, 2017Carlo Ancelotti gone from Bayern after roughly 18 months of sitting in a deck chair telling his players to "just do what you usually do". pic.twitter.com/g36utxV0eC— SportsJOE (@SportsJOE_UK) September 28, 2017Also, spare a thought for Roy Hodgson, who's sat in Selhurst Park, fuming that he didn't wait just a little bit longer for the right job. pic.twitter.com/QBrgl6BpIn— SportsJOE (@SportsJOE_UK) September 28, 2017