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Arsenal suffer injury blow as Havertz is forced off in Germany match
- On Thursday, Sept. 24, Arsenal forward Kai Havertz was substituted 30 minutes into Germany's UEFA Nations League match against the Netherlands after sustaining a knee injury from a challenge by Quinten Timber.
- The injury occurred during head coach Jurgen Klopp's debut with Germany, as Havertz was caught on the knee with a raised boot from Crystal Palace player Quinten Timber, who received a yellow card for the challenge.
- After being replaced by Younes Ebnoutalib, Havertz walked off the pitch under his own power; Netherlands and Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey was also forced off with a muscle injury.
- Arsenal are not back in Premier League action until hosting Leeds United on October 10, with Havertz having scored three times in seven total appearances this season.
- Brobbey's exit follows a hat-trick in Sunderland's 5-3 defeat to Manchester City last Sunday, leaving both teams facing uncertainty about their forwards' availability from this UEFA Nations League fixture.
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