Arsenal held 1-1 by Norwich as Sanchez comes off injured

Laurent Koscielny and Santi Cazorla also ended Sunday's 1-1 draw at Norwich City with injury concerns.

"I don't think it was down to them not playing as well as they can".

Meanwhile, Koscielny was still in obvious pain as the squad departed Carrow Road to head to the airport as Wenger, who also lost Kieran Gibbs to a calf problem before the game, gave a negative prognosis on Cazorla's knock. With no European commitments to worry about midweek, the Gunners won't be back in action until next Saturday, when they host Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium.

The coach told Sky Sports after the game that he would have rested Sanchez had the forward not insisted he was fit to play, saying: "Of course we are concerned but you go through spells like this in the season". The Chilean worldwide has played in majority of Arsenal's matches of the English Premier League so far.

- Norwich are mixing it with the big boys but require wins to steer clear of the bottom three.

Regardless of his positive contributions in the game, Wenger will now receive a barrage of abuse tomorrow owing to his risky gamble. "I thought we got a better balance today". I am glad you (the media) are anxious for us.

Kane has featured in 26 games for club and country this season and played a total of 2,015 minutes in total. It's not enough, but we have an opportunity to come back.

"We made some mistakes that cost us the game and we need to look at ourselves and realise that this is not the way".

In spite of the disappointing draw, Aaron Ramsey felt good to get more minutes under his belt.

Former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry pointed the finger at Arsene Wenger regarding the club's latest injury setback.

The draw sees Arsenal finish the weekend in fourth spot, while Norwich move up one spot into the 15th position. In truth, the Czech gloveman did not have very much to do throughout the game, but his jaw-dropping reflex save from a fizzing cross with 15 minutes left on the clock helped the Gunners claim a point in a largely unconvincing performance at Carrow Road. "We have to assess all of that".

Sheffield Wednesday will take more than 4,000 fans to the Britannia Stadium as Carlos Carvalhal's side seek to repeat the kind of display with which they beat Arsenal 3-0 in the last round.

- Mesut Özil (@MesutOzil1088) November 29, 2015Not the result we wanted, but we're 2 points of the top...