Arsene Wenger agreed that it was a "very minor" injury, but rated Henry's chances of playing against the Wearsiders as only 50-50.

Henry felt his hamstring, and despite briefly trying to play on soon decided it was better to come off. Arsenal had already taken the lead at that point.

With Bergkamp probably still injured, the attacking options without Henry would most likely be Jeffers or Wiltord to play alongside Kanu. While Henry is obviously a very important player to us, the Gunners are looking capable of scoring in all positions on the field. So we are not as reliant on him as perhaps we once were.

Wenger also revealed that Freddie Ljungberg was left out tonight because he had an overnight migraine. Once again (and especially for Mark) Freddie was not ready, but home in beddy (see here).

Anyway, there is no reason to doubt that Freddie will be available for Sunday. If so it'll make it easier to move Wiltord up front with perhaps Freddie and Toure on the wings.

There may also be a slight doubt over Ashley Cole who suffered a knock thanks to a dodgy challenge on Wednesday. If so, and in the continued (but hopefulyl not for long) absence of Gio, we may have to try the Lauren-Luzhny combination like last season. But we expect Toure can play at left-back, he seems to play everywhere else.