ARSENAL made it three wins on the spin by beating Nottingham Forest – but it was a tough weekend for their players out on loan.
From to giving away penalties, there was plenty of drama for those plying their trade away from the Emirates this season.


Here, SunSport Reporter Simon Collings breaks down how they all got on for their loan clubs last week.
ETHAN NWANERI
The midfielder, 19, had a bizarre weekend after being picked to start for in their goalless draw at Union Berlin.
caught Union left-back Tom Rothe with a tackle in the very first minute and referee Daniel Schlager showed him a red card.
But the decision was made in error and the official quickly corrected it, issuing a yellow card instead.
That was a huge relief to Nwaneri, who feared he was about to be given his marching orders after what has been a .
TOMMY SETFORD
The goalkeeper, 20, had a tough afternoon as he gave away a penalty in Stevenage’s 2-0 defeat at League One leaders Bradford City.
attempted to stop a cross with 11 minutes to go, however he caught striker Nick Powell with his outstretched arm.
Antoni Sarcevic fired home the resulting penalty and the win was sealed late on as Will Swan added a second in the 87th minute.










ISMEAL KABIA
The midfielder, 20, played the full 90 minutes for on Saturday as they travelled to Aberdeen.
But Kabia could not stop the Scottish side from falling to a 3-1 defeat and they are now winless in their last five games.
CHARLES SAGOE JR
The winger, 22, started and played the full game last Monday in a 1-0 defeat to Malmo.
He will hope to keep his place tonight when Kalmar head to fellow Swedish side Degerfors as they look to end a run of nine games without a win.