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Mikel Arteta remains tight-lipped on Max Dowman reaction after 16-year-old’s red card

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The IndependentMikel Arteta remains tight-lipped on Max Dowman reaction after 16-year-old’s red card
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Arteta appeared to have harsh words for Dowman as the teeanger was sent off for violent conduct in the shock defeat at Fleetwood Town

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