Jens Lehmann is facing two weeks on the sidelines with
an Achilles injury.
The Arsenal goalkeeper, who has made a series of high-profile
errors in the opening weeks of the season, aggravated an existing
problem in Germany's 2-1 victory over England at Wembley.
Arsene Wenger will now be without his first-choice goalkeeper for
Saturday's Premier League clash with leaders Manchester City.
Lehmann will also miss the second leg of the Gunners' Champions
League qualifier against Sparta Prague at Emirates Stadium and the
home clash with Portsmouth on September 2.
The veteran shot-stopper gifted David Healy a quickfire opener in
Arsenal's 2-1 win over Fulham on the opening weekend, and was again
at fault as he allowed David Dunn's shot to slip through his hands
in the draw at Blackburn.
Lehmann also looked shaky at times during the Wembley victory, but
England failed to take advantage, with Michael Owen particularly
culpable.
Wenger is expected to turn to Manuel Almunia in Lehmann's absence,
with summer signing Lukasz Fabianski acting as back-up.
Source: Sky Sports
Hahaha... with or without him now makes little difference since
he's in dismal form. 
