While Johan Djourou was being tended to after that awful shoulder injury, Manchester United snuck in a substitution, bringing in veteran midfielder Paul Scholes for left back Patrice Evra. Presumably this will allow John O'Shea to drop back into a full back position as Scholes moves to the centre of the pitch. There are just a few minutes left of regular time to be played now, and despite the prospect of a long spell of injury time (eight minutes will be played after the Djourou injury break) it doesn't look like there's a way for 10-man Arsenal to get back into this game. It's a real shame for them too, as they deserve far better than being down 2-0 to an ultra-defensive Manchester United lineup.
Manchester United Vs. Arsenal FC, FA Cup: 8 Minutes Of Injury Time To Be Played, But No Way In For Arsenal
Arsenal will have been knocked out of three competitions in two weeks as well as losing goalkeeper Wojiech Szczesny to a dislocated finger and now Djourou to what looks like a dislocated shoulder. Talk about a rough fortnight for them.
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