Arsene Wenger hopes Henrikh Mkhitaryan will be return from injury in time for Arsenal’s Europa League semi-final. The Armenian playmaker was missing for the Gunners as they survived a nervy scare at CSKA Moscow to progress to the last-four. Mkhitaryan limped out of the 4-1 first leg victory with a knee injury and was not available for the trip to Russia, where a 2-2 draw put them through 6-3 on aggregate. The 29-year-old midfielder has been superb for Arsenal in the competition this season, and Wenger provided an update on his fitness following Thursday’s game. “The injury is a medial knee ligament strain,” said the Gunners boss. “He should be out for two more weeks. “Don't be...
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