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Team News: Wenger Confirms Cazorla Will Miss Liverpool Game
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has been holding his pre-match press conference on Friday morning ahead of our FA Cup clash with Liverpool on Sunday.
Unfortunately the boss has revealed that attacker Santi Cazorla will miss the game after being struck down by illness and is still recovering in bed.
It truly amazes me how many Arsenal players seem to get ill. We had a number of players pick up a bug on the eve of the Manchester United game at Old Trafford earlier in the season and that was followed by at least another three occasions where players have missed games due to illness.
Anyway, Mathieu Flamini is back after completing his three-match suspension and he’s a dead-cert to start in midfield. Jack Wilshere looked well off the pace against Man Utd and Mikel Arteta could also do with a rest.
The newspapers reported this morning that Wenger would make up to six changes for the game, but the boss says he hasn’t decided what he’ll do yet.
Aaron Ramsey, Thomas Vermaelen, Kim Kallstrom, Theo Walcott and Abou Diaby all still remain out through injury.
At Colney. Wenger: "We have only one player back and that's Flamini. He should be fresh. Cazorla is ill in bed – he won't be available."
— James Olley (@JamesOlley) February 14, 2014
Wenger: "Will I rest one, two or three players? I don't know yet. We have one focus: to win this game."
— James Olley (@JamesOlley) February 14, 2014









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