Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has received further injury headaches after Mathieu Debuchy and Olivier Giroud both picked up problems against Bournemouth. Debuchy made his first start for the Gunners in over a year on Sunday, but lasted just 15 minutes before having to be replaced. The frustration and heartbreak was etched all over the Frenchman's face as he departed the pitch, and Wenger has now conceded that it looks like a hamstring strain that will keep him sidelined for a significant period of time again. 'He thinks it's a severe one,' Wenger said, as reported by N FC. 'I have to speak to the medical people. You can only assess it really after 48 hours, you have to let it bleed. 'Usually...
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