Arsène Wenger hails Thierry Henry's 'parting shot' for Arsenal in 7-1 routing of Blackburn Wenger insisted he has not looked at extending Henry's loan yet for him to be involved in the clash against Tottenham. His return to the club has coincided with emergence of Oxlade-Chamberlain and has also seen Theo Walcott return to his best form. Wenger suggested both may be included in the England squad to face Holland at the end of the month, although he has not spoken to Fabio Capello. "Would you be surprised?" he replied, when asked about the possibility of the pair being included. Alex was not ready earlier in the season but he has made a big step in the last months, he produces team play and is not only going forward but contributes to the build up and defending. He has improved very quickly and he is a fighter as well in his personality. He plays like a guy who had talent in September but is much more mature now. Walcott set up Van Persie's first two goals, which came either side of Morten Gamst Pedersen's equaliser. Oxlade-Chamberlain netted either side of half-time, while Arteta's volley came just after the interval. Henry's goal came off Scott Dann in the final moments. Rovers were not helped by Gäel Givet getting a straight red card for a reckless challenge on Van Persie. "You never know how bad it is and it's something we cannot afford at the moment, to lose a player like Robin," Wenger said. Blackburn manager Steve Kean was disappointed with Givet's tackle. "It was a tough afternoon," he said. When you try to compete with 11 men it's hard enough. The biggest bearing was the early goal and the sending off and the referee did not have a tough decision to make. We knew two feet off the ground is not accepted. He was cut up afterwards, he's a genuine guy, committed and he's down at the moment. It was a long afternoon after that. Kean's problems got worse as Jason Lowe suffered an ankle injury following a challenge from Tomas Rosicky. "I've not seen the tackle," Kean said. I think he's damaged his ankle ligaments.