Eto'o out for two weeks

Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o will be sidelined for approximately a fortnight as a result of a hamstring injurysuffered against Arsenal.
Eto'o out for two weeks: Eto'o out for two weeks
Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o will be sidelined for approximately a fortnight as a result of a hamstring injury suffered against Arsenal.
The Cameroon international opened the scoring at Stamford Bridge on Saturday after just five minutes, but was substituted five minutes later after picking up the injury.
"Hopefully it's not so big," commented manager Jose Mourinho.

"Hopefully it's not a one-month injury, it's 10 to 15 days."
The Blues boss is confident that the often underwhelming Fernando Torres is more than capable of filling the void left by Eto'o.
"Fernando, without scoring a goal, had a very good performance with great movement for the team," Mourinho added.

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