Mikel Arteta provides update on Bukayo Saka's ankle injury

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka suffered an ankle injury after a dangerous tackle by Ipswich's Leif Davis, who received a red card during Arsenal’s 4-0 Premier League win. Saka was substituted early in the second half and was seen with ice and strapping on his ankle, raising concerns ahead of Arsenal's upcoming Champions League semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain. Manager Mikel Arteta downplayed the severity of the injury, describing Saka as 'a bit sore' but confirming it was 'nothing serious' and that the substitution was precautionary. Arteta acknowledged that, given Arsenal's recent injury challenges, he was initially concerned, but reassured that Saka should be fit for the crucial upcoming fixture. Saka’s recent return has been significant for Arsenal, contributing to their ongoing campaign despite previous injury setbacks. The match itself was marked by strong performances from Arsenal, with Leandro Trossard scoring twice and Ethan Nwaneri adding a late goal.