Arsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain Could Miss Up To Six Months With a Serious Knee Injury: Nightly Soccer Report

Here are tonight’s world soccer news headlines:

Premier League 

• Arsenal’s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain could miss up to six months with a serious knee injury — The Mail
• Arsenal’s Lady Bracewell-Smith regrets her sell-out to Stan Kroenke — The Guardian
• Wayne Rooney still a target, admits Jose Mourinho — Metro
• Tottenham Hotspur prepare to hijack Liverpool’s bid for Willian from Anzhi Makhachkala — Telegraph
• Wojciech Szczesny and Simon Mignolet crossbar rattling is against the law — The Mail
• NBC’s $250m Premier League package kicks off with familiar line-up — The Independent
• Richard Scudamore wants more clubs to offer free travel for Premier League away matches — The Mail
• £99m plan to restore the lost faith of Arsenal’s support — The Independent
• Wilson Palacios out for ‘a few weeks’ after injury before Liverpool v Stoke — The Mail
• Arsenal look to bring in £25m Michu from Swansea as deals for Suarez and Rooney hit buffers — Independent
• José Mourinho uses flexibility in Chelsea midfield to threaten Hull — The Guardian
• Arsenal fans call for new Wenger deal to be put on hold — Telegraph
• Luis Suarez’s feud with Brendan Rodgers was ended with Steven Gerrard’s help — The Mirror

Serie A

• Juventus crushes Lazio 4-0 to win sixth Italian Super Cup title — FOX Soccer

La Liga

• Real Madrid’s Coentrao hands in transfer request — Pro Soccer Talk

MLS

• On-loan Sounders’ striker Fredy Montero nets hat-trick in Sporting Lisbon debut — Pro Soccer Talk

Football League

• Kenny Jackett traces path of light for Wolves to exit their dark age — The Guardian

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