Sentences with phrase «next international break»

A win for us at the Emirates on Sunday would ensure that Arsenal head into the next international break in great spirits and at least tied for top spot, while losing to the spuds could do untold damage to our confidence and form, as well as giving our main rivals Man City a timely boost.

I believe he will be out until after the next international break.

I share the concern about Hodgson (like many international managers) not showing concern for player health (whatever injury may happen will heal by the next international break), but that is a different issue.

The Daily Mail is reporting that the former Man United front man should be back after the next international break and the next game for Arsenal after that is away to Watford, so it would be good to have him back by then.

The former Juventus man was ruled out with a hamstring problem, but is now almost certain to at least be back after the next international break.

But with the Gunners now facing seven games in 22 days before the next international break, the boss needs as strong a squad as possible.

And hopefully United continue to struggle for a while because they are the first team Arsenal play after the next international break.

We do have a heavy schedule ahead of us, but not until after the next international break.

Not to bothered about the loss today, as long as we can get good performances in the next three games before the next international break that would be good enough.

«I don't think he will be available before the next international break.»

So if Arsenal have realistic title hopes then I think it is vital for us to be leading the way when the next international break begins in November.

Arsene Wenger has revealed in his latest injury update, that the France international centre back will not be back in contention for the Gunners before the next international break.

The confidence that our Premier League record in 2015, combined with the Gunners ending the long wait for an Old Trafford victory last night, has given the players should not be underestimated and we can really set down a massive marker in our two remaining EPL games before the next international break coming up after next weekend.

After Arsene Wenger confirmed that the latest Arsenal players to be hit by injury, Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain and Theo Walcott, will definitely not be available until after the next international break and that none of our eight crocked Gunners will be available for the next three games, the question of priorities raises it's head once more.

If Wilshere plays a lot for Bournemouth as we expect him to then I am sure he will be in the England squad at the very least at the next international break and if the Ox can find siome form he has a good chance as well.

The other aspect of last night's match from and Arsenal point of view is, of course, what we can expect when coming up against United and that is set to haoppen straight after the next international break.

The Frenchman hasn't played since early October and while no date has been set for his return, he may not return until after the next international break.

There are two very important games for Arsenal to get through, at home to Anderlecht and away to Swansea City, before the next international break comes around, but after that things really start to get serious for Arsene Wenger and the Gunners.

7 matches with the hardest one being the last one before the next international break.

It may be a bit cynical of me to suggest that David Ospina's «shoulder injury» should happily come in the month that Arsenal have to face Bayern Munich home and away, and he is expected to recover after the next international break, but in the meantime Wenge has made it clear that Cech will face Sheffield Wednesday tomorrow as the Gunners aim for a spot in the Quarter - Finals.

It will certainly be interesting to see what happens in our Champions League games after the next international break.

Let's get him his first Spain call up by the next international break!

I hope he'll be available after the next international break (around 22.

Maybe it is a little too soon to say that yet, but if Arsenal go to Old Trafford after the next international break and win, would that be that for the not - so - special one and his expensive bunch of misfits?

The good news for Arsenal fans is that our next Premier League game, and the last one before the next international break comes around, is going to be played at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal will not have to face our Premier League title rivals Manchester United until after the next international break, but when the Gunners do travel up to Old Trafford for the match on the 19th of November, one of the players that could prove to be the keys to an Arsenal victory is the France international star Laurent Koscielny.

Le Prof said: «We lost Mustafi for about four to six weeks and I don't think he'll be available before the next international break.

If reports are to be believed he has until the next international break to prove his mettle as the man to take the club forward; or at least until his contract expires — unless, that is, we lose to Huddersfield in which case he could be straight out of the door.

With a home game next week against Stoke City, we have the opportunity to put ourselves in a reasonable position in the league before the next international break.

We lost Mustafi for about four to six weeks and I don't think he'll be available before the next international break.

Starting from today we have three mega games, three cup finals before the next international break.

I hope he will be available after the next international break.»

Personally the judgement can only be made on Man United as genuine title challengers once we reach the next international break in March.

Rosicky is still two or three weeks away but Wenger should have a full squad after the next international break, barring more injuries of course.

«We will see if he can get some minutes before it but I'm sure he will be back after the next international break for 100 % competition for a starting shirt.»

The Reds head into a busy part of the schedule, with 6 matches in 18 days before the next international break, and squad management and player rotation are going to be interesting subjects for Jürgen Klopp in the coming weeks, ones that will be crucial to the squad's success on multiple fronts this year.

One more game before the next international break, and Klopp will be hoping his team can end this run of matches with a result that's as dominant as their performance, when they travel north to Tyneside to face former manager Rafa Benítez and Newcastle.

«I think he needs, maybe, another 10 - 14 days until he can train with us over the biggest part of the time, then the next international break is in front of us.

The fixtures running up to the next international break (yes only four league games until we break again!)

All there's left is two games to go to see just where things stand heading into the next international break when the playoff round will take place.