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Published 12:00 26 Nov 2015 GMT

Despite this, Arsene Wenger hinted that it wouldn't be enough to keep Sanchez out of his side's trip to Norwich.
"It might not be the right time to rest him," Wenger said, claiming that Arsenal could also be boosted by the return of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for the trip to Carrow Road.
"Oxlade-Chambelain could be available. He has another big hurdle to get across today and hopefully he can be successful."
Having lost at West Brom in their last Premier League outing, Arsenal will be hoping that victory at Carrow Road will put them on track in their push for their first title since 2004.Explore more on these topics:
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