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[Injury Update]: Glen Johnson expected to face a long time on the sidelines.

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Liverpool defender Glen Johnson will miss Liverpool’s next two Premier League games due to an ankle injury and could have to face an even longer time on the sidelines.
The right-back sprained his ankle during Liverpool’s meeting with Manchester United on September 1st. The English international has been forced to sit out of both of England’s qualifiers against Moldova on Friday and Ukraine on Tuesday.
Johnson underwent an assessment on his injury at Liverpool’s Melwood training ground, as confirmed by the club last Tuesday.
So far, the club is unsure about the time period for which Johnson could be out, though reports suggest that the 29 year old may have to spend time on the sidelines for atleast up to ten weeks. If this will be the possibility, Johnson will even miss the final two qualifiers for his country against Montenegro and Poland at Wembley in October.

[PHOTO]: Wayne Rooney head injury. What could have happened?

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Wayne Rooney has posted a picture of his head injury on Facebook after the striker was questioned over his commitment to the England squad.
Rooney suffered the cut via the boot of Manchester United team-mate Phil Jones, forcing him out of England's World Cup qualifiers on Friday and Tuesday.
He said:  "Some people seem to be questioning my commitment and the fact I had to pull out of the two games.
"I'm sure people will see the reason why I won't be able to play."
Rooney, 27, added: "There's nothing I would like more than to be helping the lads in the qualifiers."

Podolski sidelined for 3 weeks due to hamstring injury

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Several injury concerns overshadowed Arsenal's 2-0 victory over Fenerbahce in the UEFA Champions League play-off second leg.

The win confirms the London club's progression to the group stages of the continental competition but manager Arsene Wenger said his side did not escape unscathed from the encounter.

Lukas Podolski sustained a hamstring injury that will keep him out for three weeks, while Aaron Ramsey and Jack Wilshere also wore knocks.

Wilshere's injury - an ankle problem - was so severe that Wenger considered bringing him off the field despite having already used three substitutes.
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