Chelsea's Oscar taken to hospital after collision in derby


Arsenal v Chelsea - Barclays Premier League - Emirates Stadium - 26/4/15 Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger Action Images via Reuters / John Sibley

LONDON (Reuters) - Chelsea's Brazil playmaker Oscar was taken to hospital after being clattered by Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina during the 0-0 Premier League draw at the Emirates on Sunday.

Oscar was played in by Cesc Fabregas in the 16th minute of the London derby and after dinking the ball over the outrushing Ospina he was flattened, appearing to be struck on the head.

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