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Dowman becomes Arsenal’s youngest-ever starter

October 29, 2025 by

Teenage prodigy Max Dowman has become Arsenal’s youngest-ever starter after being named in the club’s lineup for Wednesday’s Carabao Cup clash with Brighton.     Read More  

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