Arsenal are winning their Premier League match against Ipswich Town comfortably, but an impending injury of Bukayo Saka is a cause for concern for the Gunners faithful.
Bukayo Saka had a decent outing in the first half again for the North London club where he played an integral part in the Gunners goals, but Mikel Arteta decided to leave the England international for the second half.

During the match, Bukayo Saka was subjected to a dangerous challenge by Ipswich defender Leif Davis. In the 32nd minute, with Arsenal leading 2-0, Davis executed a reckless tackle, planting his studs into the back of Saka's Achilles. Referee Chris Kavanagh immediately issued a straight red card for serious foul play, a decision upheld by VAR.
The tackle drew widespread condemnation. Commentators labeled it a "coward's challenge," criticizing Davis for his apparent intent and subsequent gestures towards the crowd. Despite the severity of the foul, Saka continued to play, demonstrating resilience and maintaining his influence on the game.
Saka was seen being ice-packed by one of Arsenal's medical staff during the 2nd half. The Gunners star is seemingly suffering from a right heel issue, which was the point of contact from the horrible tackle. The visuals are alarming for the Arsenal supporters who know the importance of Saka, which was evident in the recent Champions League quarterfinal matches against Real Madrid.
Arsenal managed to see of the defending champions 5-1 in the quarterfinals and will play PSG in the semifinal.
Although Saka suffered an injury, Mikel Arteta took him off as a precautionary measure. It is likely that the Arsenal talisman will be back in action for the PSG match in the Champions League. If he is not fully fit, Arteta will leave him out from the Crystal Palace match in the midweek.