Arsenal injury news: Debuchy stretchered off against Stoke City with suspected dislocated shoulder as Wenger suffers another blow

Arsenals injury woes continue as Mathieu Debuchy was stretchered off the field with what is reportedly a dislocated shoulder.

The injury occurred after an apparent shove from Stoke City's Marko Arnautovic inside the Arsenal box. Dubuchy seemed to land awkwardly on his side and was treated by medical staff for several minutes on the side-lines, before he was covered by a foil blanket and carried off the pitch on a stretcher.

Debuchey has already been sidelined for three months this season with an ankle injury before returning in December.

Since his return Arsenal have only been beaten once in eight games, winning six in all competitions. However, if early indications are anything to go by he faces another lengthy spell on the sidelines.

This will be yet another headache for Arsene Wenger as Arsenal are already missing Kieran Gibbs (ankle), Danny Welbeck (hip/thigh), Calum Chambers, Serge Gnabry (knee), Mikel Arteta (calf) and Jack Wilshere (ankle) to injury.