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

by Mark J. Fine Arsenal's head Nutritionist, James Collins, provided expertise on player preparation during the record hot weather at Wimbledon. It seems Collins is a...

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

Santi Cazorla will not be returning to a football pitch this week and nobody knows when he'll back, not the Arsenal medics and certainly not the player himself.

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

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

by Lewis Ambrose Once again this summer, Arsenal are aiming to literally strengthen the existing squad by working on our physicality and durability. Last season saw Shad...

Despite a week passing, Arsenal are still fourth in the Injury League table, while Sunderland remain top.

Liverpool still sit on top of this season’s Premier League Injury League table, but West Ham and Hull are closing in on them fast.

by Lewis Ambrose Jack Wilshere has had more than his fair share of injury trouble in recent years, so a strong pre-season is crucial for...

Arsenal are still fourth in the Injury League table going into our clash with Manchester City on Sunday.

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

Looking at the latest injuryleague.com standings it's clear to see why Arsenal and Manchester City have struggled to run away with this season's title...

Laurent Koscielny's 31st birthday was definitely one to remember - a fantastic bicycle kick helped us to prevail over Southampton at home, but he also suffered a facial injury too.

Arsenal have fallen from three points behind West Ham in third place in the Injury League table to six.

The time has finally come: Arsenal have been overtaken in the race for fourth... in the Injury League.

Arsenal are maintaining a steady pace this season, remaining in fourth place for yet another week in the Premier League Injury League.

Wayne Rooney left the Manchester United defeat to his former club, Everton, on Sunday with suspected ligament damage to his left knee. The Telegraph report that Rooney's injury...

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

This week has been tough for Arsenal injury-wise but somehow they've managed to stay fourth in the Injury League.

First Team Physio Declan Lynch has left Colin Lewis' medical staff for Bath Rugby Club. Having spent the last three years with Arsenal, Declan Lynch...

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.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been stuck in the revolving door of the treatment room a lot lately, but there's not been much discussion about his injury. So...

The Arsenal fanbase were rocked this week with the news that Danny Welbeck will spend the next nine months on the sidelines after wrecking his knee, so what exactly is his problem?

Arsenal remain in fourth place in this season’s Injury League with Sunderland still topping the table, giving David Moyes something he can maybe blame his side’s terrible season so far.

by Mark J. Fine James Collins, Arsenal's head nutritionist, details new benefits of using creatine supplements in this month's issue of Muscle and Fitness. Creatine is...

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

All football fans think their team has more injuries to key players than any other side in the league. In Arsenal's case this was pretty...

Arsenal are still in fourth place in this season's Premier League injury league.

Santi Cazorla missed the majority of March and April earlier this year due to Achilles Tendinitis, picked up when returning to training from a 98-day knee injury lay-off.

Achilles tendinopathy is a condition which causes swelling, stiffness, pain and weakness of the Achilles tendon and can be caused in a variety of ways, including overuse of the Achilles tendon, wearing inappropriate footwear, poor training techniques as well as having a high-arched foot or poor flexibility.

Sunderland are now joint top of the Injury League table with West Ham, while players return for Liverpool, dropping them down below Arsenal.

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.

Currently both injured, Arsenal could do with Jack Wilshere and Theo Walcott. Short on options in midfield and attack, Arsène Wenger must be counting down...

Arsenal remain third in the Injury League table.

Danny Welbeck is back in full training for Arsenal. Truly these are words that most of us probably never thought we'd type. Rumours that Special...

Unlike the Premier League, the Injury League table's top four remains unchanged this week. Sunderland stay top with nine players still out, Hull are second...

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, with Southampton, who they face in the league on Wednesday night, just below them in sixth.