More troubles for Gunners as Wenger confirms the Ox sidelined for weeks

Oxlade-Chamberlain sustained a first half injury after a challenge with Barcelona's Mascherano during their side's 2:0 loss to the Spanish giants in London. He was later substituted early in the second half with the 22-year-old in pain.

Gunner's French boss, Arsene Wenger has now revealed that the forward would be out for weeks.
'Oxlade-Chamberlain's injury is quite serious,' Wenger said. 'It keeps him out for a few weeks. He's seeing a specialist.
'He has been cut in two by Mascherano. We have to see how bad the damage is on the knee, hopefully we have good news later and it's two to three weeks, not six to seven.

When asked about Oxlade-Chamberlain's chances of making it in time for Euro 2016 he added: 'I don't think so, but it's in his knee so I am a bit cautious.'