Wenger sweats as crocked Oxlade-Chamberlain could be out for SIX months

Arsene Wenger was sweating on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's fitness, fearing the forward could miss up to six months with a serious knee injury.
The England international was involved in a nasty collision with Aston Villa defender Antonio Luna during Arsenal's disappointing 3-1 defeat.
Oxlade-Chamberlain left the Emirates Stadium on crutches on Saturday night, leaving Wenger fearing the worst as he prepares for Wednesday's crucial Champions League qualifier in Fenerbache.

Ouch: Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was carried off after a collision during Arsenal's match against Aston Villa

'He is out, definitely out [for the Fenerbache clash],' said Wenger.
'It's a knee problem. It's a bad injury.'
The 20-year-old underwent a scan yesterday as Gunners medical chiefs assessed the damaged caused to his left knee.
And the initial results suggest Oxlade-Cahmberlain has suffered serious ligament damage, which doctors fear could keep him out of action for as long as six months.