ALEXIS BLAMES INJURY FEARS FOR FALTERING FORM

The Chile international says that he was worried about suffering a further setback after sustaining a hamstring injury in a 1-1 draw with Norwich City in November

Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez admits that the fear of picking up another injury is the reason for his hit-and-miss form this season.

The Chile international spent two months on the sidelines after sustaining a hamstring injury in November's 1-1 draw at Norwich City.

Sanchez scored 16 Premier League goals in his debut campaign at Arsenal last season, but has just eight to his name this term.

His strike in the 4-0 win over Watford on Saturday was his first league goal at Emirates Stadium since October and only his third goal in all competitions since returning to action in January, and the former Barcelona star concedes that his concerns over another spell on the sidelines are continuing to play on his mind.

"Before my injury I was 100 per cent fit. I was feeling well," he told Premier League World. "After the injury I wanted to get back but it was hard.

PANIC IN CORD AS WETANGULA TELLS RAILA ODINGA THE UNTHINKABLE IN SERENA HOTEL.

- There was panic in a CORD coalition meeting on Tuesday night after Bungoma Senator, Moses Wetangula, and his team allegedly told CORD leader, Raila Odinga, that Ford Kenya is on its way out of CORD over the ugly incident in Kakamega County on Saturday where 'ODM goons' disrupted the launch of Wetangula’s presidential bid.

MATATU OPERATORS COMPLAIN OF BAD ROADS

 Motorists plying the Kimilili - Kanduyi route are constantly complaining of the poor state of the road which is filled with pot holes, making it hard to conduct their business.

MOI RUGBY TEAM DOWNS MULTIMEDIA

Moi University rugby team showed an impressive performance which earned them a qualification to the nationwide league with their counterparts Egerton University.

The team downed the Hawks of MMU in both home and away matches, a team which is most feared in the league for its long outstanding prowess in the game.