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Arsenal Lose Appeal Against Dowman Red Card, FA Says

The Football Association said the independent commission rejected Arsenal’s challenge, keeping Dowman out for three domestic matches.

  • On Thursday, the English Football Association rejected Arsenal's appeal against Max Dowman's three-match ban following his red card during the League Cup defeat to Fleetwood Town.
  • The 16-year-old midfielder was sent off in the 85th minute for violent conduct after kicking out at Harrison Neal following a heavy challenge.
  • An independent Regulatory Commission dismissed the club's claims of both wrongful dismissal and excessive punishment, with written reasons to be released shortly.
  • Dowman will miss domestic fixtures against Liverpool, Hull City, and Newcastle United, but remains eligible for the Champions League match against Slavia Prague.
  • His absence exacerbates selection difficulties for Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta ahead of the trip to Anfield, with Bukayo Saka, Christos Tzolis, and Noni Madueke already sidelined through injury.
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Daily Mirror broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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