Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere makes reserve appearance alongside Bacary Sagna Sagna was playing for the first time since he broke his leg against Norwich City in May - the second fibula fracture that he has suffered in the space of just a year - and stayed on for 61 minutes. Wilshere and Frimpong also continued their comebacks after playing 63 and 70 minutes respectively in an Under-21 match against West Bromwich Albion last week. Frimpong completed the game while Wilshere impressed greatly with his energy during the 74 minutes he played. One especially delightful backheel to Thomas Eisfeld also seemed to suggest that he has lost none of his confidence during more than a year on the sidelines. "Jack is doing extremely well, the situation looks very good," said Wenger. We have to be cautious, not crazy, because of his talent you are always pushed in a situation where you would like to rush him back, and we have to resist that. Another positive for Arsenal was the performance of Serge Gnabry, a 17 year-old winger in the mould of Walcott or Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. With Wenger watching, Gnabry opened the scoring in the 42nd minute following a move that involved both Wilshere and Frimpong. Arsenal's second goal was scored in the 59th minute by Chuba Akpom. While Wilshere, and possibly Sagna will be targeting the match in the Capital One Cup against Reading on Oct 30, Frimpong could improve his fitness by making a return to Wolverhampton Wanderers on loan. Wolves manager Stale Solbakken is keen to recruit the midfielder to help ease an injury crisis at the Championship club. Frimpong has not played a Premier League game since Wolves" win over Queens Park Rangers in February when he suffered a cruciate ligament injury during his loan spell.