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Thursday 10 March 2011 8:13 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 9:50 am

Wenger after emergency keeper

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FOOTBALL: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is looking into the possibility of an emergency loan with Manuel Almunia the only senior goalkeeper available for tomorrow’s FA Cup quarter final against Manchester United. Lukasz Fabianski is out for the season and Wojciech Szczesny is yet to discover the full extent of the finger injury he picked up against Barcelona. Wenger said: “We will look for an emergency keeper and I have somebody in mind, but it won’t be in time for this weekend.”

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