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Max Dowman makes history with Arsenal in the Champions League. At just 16 years and 97 days old, he becomes the youngest player to compete in a quarter-final of the tournament. If this caught you, a thumbs up helps us a lot.
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This Tuesday, during the 1-0 victory against Sporting Portugal, Dowman replaced Noni Madueke in the 76th minute, breaking the previous record held by Lamine Yamal, who was 16 years and 272 days old. While Dowman is the youngest at this stage, the record for the youngest player in a knockout match still belongs to Filip Pavic from Bayern Munich, who was 16 years and 58 days old. This achievement highlights Dowman's tremendous potential within an ambitious team.
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