Bacary Sagna Out for 3 Weeks as Arsenal Injury Problems Continue Ahead of West Brom Game: Daily Soccer Report

Arsenal right back Bacary Sagna has been ruled out for three weeks due to a hamstring injury, and will miss the match this weekend against West Bromwich Albion.

While Carl Jenkinson can slot in for Sagna, Wenger’s other injury problems include Santi Cazorla — who Wenger says is not in contention to play against West Brom — and Yaya Sanogo, who should be back at full fitness after the international break.

Here are today’s world soccer news headlines:

Premier League

• Bacary Sagna out for three weeks as Arsenal injury problems continue ahead of West Brom game — Independent
• Wilfried Zaha to be loaned out by Manchester United boss David Moyes in January — The Mail
• Jack Wilshere’s smoking is totally unacceptable, says Arsène Wenger — The Guardian
• Deja Vu! There were freakish similarities between West Brom’s 1978 & 2013 wins v United at Old Trafford — 101GG
• David Moyes: I am the right man to lead Manchester United — The Guardian
• Michu’s bloody Europa League effort: How Spanish star suffered stitches and shirt swaps for win — Wales Online
• Jimmy Hill a football and media revolutionary hidden by those glasses — The Guardian
• Football Manager: My love affair with gaming’s addictive beast — Sabotage Times
• Man Utd legend Gary Neville praises the Arsenal defence — Off The Post
• How Simon Mignolet orchestrates Liverpool’s 3-5-2 formation — Liverpool FC
• Aston Villa keeper Brad Guzan remembers good times at Hull City — Hull Daily Mail
• Zlatan Ibrahimovic urges Wayne Rooney to quit Man United and join him at PSG — 101GG
• Immortal: The Approved Biography of George Best by Duncan Hamilton – review — The Guardian
• West Brom player Stephane Sessegnon found guilty of drink driving — The Independent
• Jonathan Walters a doubt for weekend trip to Fulham with a groin injury — The Mirror

International soccer

• FIFA to delay decision on Qatar until after Brazil 2014 — Sky Sports
• Qatar 2022 World Cup: What stadiums might look like — BBC Sport
• Spain announces squad for games against Belarus and Georgia — Spain Football Federation
• Protests outside Fifa headquarters over Qatar worker conditions — The Guardian
• Chris Coleman throws Wales future into doubt after admitting he could walk away — Independent
• Fifa take first step towards moving 2022 World Cup in Qatar to winter — The Guardian

Football League

• Sheffield Wednesday’s Gary Madine jailed for Sheffield nightclub attacks on fans — BBC News

La Liga

• Lionel Messi’s new house looks like a soccer ball from above — Pro Soccer Talk

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