Bacary Sagna

Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna has put the blame of his broken leg on Norwich City midfielder Bradley Johnson, whom he accuses to have purposely stamped the French right back’s foot. This is Sagna’s second leg break of the season, and to make it worse, he will miss the elusive European Championship for France in Poland and Ukraine this June. Sagna, who was inevitably distraught after the injury said, ” “I think he did it on purpose,” said Sagna. “He stepped on my leg. Play continues, I get...Read Full Story

Bacary Sagna has suffered a broken leg for the second time this season and will be out of Frances Euro 2012 squad as well of course, the remaining game of Arsenal's Premier League season against West Brom. Sagna was stretchered off just 30 minutes into Arsenal's game today against Norwich City, and was replaced by Frances Coquelin. Sagna fell to the ground despite being unchallenged, and was stretchered off with padding applied to the right leg. Unfortunately, it is the same fibula...Read Full Story

Bacary Sagna is a pro footballer competing for France at the 2010 World Cup tournament., and also plays for Arsenal. Bacary Sagna is a defender and is 5'8" and weighs 158 pounds. We'll be keeping an eye out for Bacary Sagna in World Cup 2010.Watch France vs Uruguay in World Cup 2010 Friday at 2:30 PM eastern time (8:30 p.m. South Africa time). France is in Group A.Each four-team Group in the World Cup will play a round robin tournament in the Group Stage. For each win in that tournament, a...Read Full Story

France right-back Bacary Sagna will miss Euro 2012 after breaking his fibula for Arsenal against Norwich City on Saturday. The full-back was stretchered off after 33 minutes during the Preimer League clash at the Emirates. It is the second time this season the 29-year-old has broken a bone in his le... Read the rest of the article hereClick here for European Championship NewsRead Full Story

Arsenal fullback Bacary Sagna isn’t panicking over their top three chances. The French international is still confident of securing Champions League football and says the team must quickly turn its attentions to Stoke on Saturday. Sagna told Arsenal Player : “I think against Chelsea we struggled to pass the ball as we are used to. We weren’t with the ball as much and we struggled to create chances,”. “But at least we did not lose and we kept a clean sheet so we have to look forward to the...Read Full Story