Martin degaard injury takes shine off Arsenal's victory over West Ham
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Martin degaard injury takes shine off Arsenal's victory over West Ham
"I just spoke to him, he's not positive about it, he's got a brace on. We'll have to wait and see from the doctors. We haven't had him since the start of the season for one reason or the other, the shoulder twice and then this injury. We'll find solutions, but obviously he's our captain and is a player that gives us a completely different dimension with the things that he can do, especially in attacking."
"Mikel Arteta is concerned about Martin degaard's knee injury after the captain limped out of Arsenal's 2-0 win over West Ham as they kept up the pressure on Liverpool at the top of the Premier League. The Norwegian left the Emirates Stadium with his left knee in a brace after being taken off following a clash with Crysencio Summerville before the break."
Mikel Arteta said Martin degaard limped out of Arsenal's 2-0 win over West Ham and left the Emirates Stadium with his left knee in a brace after a clash with Crysencio Summerville before the break. Degaard became the first player in Premier League history to be substituted in three successive matches before half-time, previously withdrawn against Leeds and Nottingham Forest because of a shoulder problem. Declan Rice was withdrawn in the second half with back pain after opening the scoring and is doubtful for upcoming Wales and Latvia fixtures. Arteta said medical assessment is needed and hoped the knee is not serious. Arsenal won 2-0 with Bukayo Saka scoring a second-half penalty as Arteta marked his 300th game in charge.
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