Alexandre Lacazette injured his groin during Arsenal's 5-0 victory over Huddersfield Town on Wednesday and "might be out for a while", according to manager Arsene Wenger. Former Lyon striker Lacazette opened the scoring at the Emirates inside three minutes but was replaced by Olivier Giroud at half-time. Wenger revealed after the match the 26-year-old sustained an injury that will rule him out of Saturday's highly anticipated clash with second-placed Manchester United and potentially longer. "It is an injury. It looked like a groin injury and he is definitely out of the weekend. He might be out for a while," said the Arsenal boss. The loss of Lacazette will be a blow...
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