The Treatment Room

If the Arsenal players thought Arsene Wenger was harsh when he took their Mars Bars away, what must this current crop think about Unai Emery banning fruit juice and moving gym equipment closer to the training pitches?

Arsenal’s Head of Elite Recovery, Darren Burgess, has been speaking about the benefits of ‘forced recovery’ amid the pressure of social media abuse, as well as his need to learn Spanish now that the management team at Arsenal has changed.

Despite Alexandre Lacazette being ruled out for five weeks after undergoing surgery to correct an ongoing knee problem, Arsenal remain sixth in the Injury League table.

Arsenal have just four players currently sidelined, with one or two set to return for the North London Derby, allowing them to drop to sixth in the Injury League table.

Arsenal have dropped to fifth in the Injury League table, falling four points below West Ham. Crystal Palace are one point behind the Gunners in sixth.

Arsenal remain fourth in the Injury League table but are hovering just one point above West Ham in fifth.

There was a sharp rise in the number of injured players in the Injury League during the 'Festive Season'.

Despite Arsenal seemingly losing more players to injury by the week, they've held fourth in the Injury League table.

Arsenal and Liverpool hold fourth and third in the Injury League table.

Arsenal, still fourth, are only one place ahead of Crystal Palace in the Injury League, while Watford remain top by some distance.

Liverpool leapfrogged Arsenal last week in the Injury League table to take third place, and little has changed a week later.

Liverpool have leapfrogged Arsenal in the Injury League table and taken third place.

Arsenal and Liverpool remain third and fourth in this week's Injury League. The Gunners only have two players out currently.

Arsenal and Liverpool remain third and fourth in this week's Injury League now that the Gunners have three players out.

Arsenal are now closer to Liverpool in fourth than Watford in second in the Injury League table.

Arsenal are still third in the Injury League table, some distance from leaders Everton and second-placed Watford.

Arsenal remain third in the Injury League table as we head into yet another interlull.

Arsenal are still third in the Injury League this week with six players sidelined.

Arsenal are still third in the Injury League table ahead of their home clash against Swansea on Saturday afternoon.

Arsenal have moved up to third in the Injury League table with three players definitely out for the Gunners ahead of their trip to Red Star Belgrade.

Danny Welbeck and Theo Walcott have been making use of the Gunners' new cryotherapy chamber, as the pair prepare for the return of club football.

Arsenal stay fourth in the Injury League table, but the Gunners have lost another defender for their troubles.

There's not been a whole lot of change in this week's Injury League table.

Arsenal have climbed back up to fourth place in the Injury League table as Crystal Palace drop to fifth.

Arsenal have dropped to fifth in the Injury League table despite having four players still sidelined.

Arsenal have dropped to fourth in the Injury League table, with Crystal Palace move up into third. Everton are top and Watford remain second.

Arsenal stay third in the Injury League table, Everton are top and Watford are currently in second place.

Arsenal remain third in the Injury League table as Everton replace Watford at the top.

Arsenal have dropped down to third in the Injury League table ahead of their trip to Liverpool after being joint-top with Watford last week.

Arsenal are joint-top of the Injury League table with Watford ahead of Saturday's trip to face Stoke City.

Arsenal already sit at the top of the Injury League table without even kicking a football yet.

Joel Campbell had successful surgery on a knee injury is expected to be out for the next 4-6 weeks, not six months as previously feared.

Despite being relegated from the Premier League, Sunderland's season hasn't been a complete disaster - they've come top of the Injury League!

Arsenal remain fifth in the Injury League table with four players potentially ruled out for their final clash of the season against Everton.

Arsenal remain fifth in the Injury League table, with Southampton, who they face in the league on Wednesday night, just below them in sixth.

Sunderland have reclaimed the top of the Injury League table from Hull following their relegation while Arsenal are without three heading into their clash with Manchester United on Sunday.

Arsenal remain fifth in the Injury League table.

There's been no change in this week's Injury League table as Hull City hold top, Sunderland remain second, West Ham stay third and Crystal Palace keep fourth.

Arsenal are now 15 points behind Crystal Palace in the Injury League table.

Crystal Palace have gained some ground on Arsenal in the Injury League table this week despite the Gunners losing a couple more players.