Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has confirmed that the results of midfielder Francis Coquelin's scan were positive, and that he should be back in three weeks time. Fears grew over the weekend about the 25-year-old, after he suffered a setback to the same knee that he injured last season during the 3-0 win over Chelsea on Saturday. From images of him in hospital wearing a knee brace to speculation over the time he would be sidelined for, Arsenal supporters feared the worst about the injury. However, as confirmed by the Evening Standard's James Olley on Twitter, Wenger told the media on Tuesday that Coquelin's scan 'was good' and that he 'should be three weeks out'. At Colney. Wenger: 'Coquelin...
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