Arsenal will be without Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain until mid-April after scans revealed the midfielder has suffered a grade one hamstring strain. It means he'll be out of action for around four weeks, missing games against West Ham, the second leg of the Champions League in Monaco, as well as potentially missing league fixtures against Newcastle and Liverpool. He could be back in time for the league game against Burnley or the FA Cup semi-final against Reading or Bradford. With Jack Wilshere still sidelined after his ankle procedure, and Mikel Arteta also recovering from surgery, it means Arsene Wenger's ability to shuffle his midfield pack is reduced. The Ox has made 40 appearances from club...
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