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Arsenal fell off the summit of the Premier League following a defeat to Brighton before the international break

Arsenal midfielder Mikel Merino scored off the bench for Spain in a 3-1 victory over Czechia, delivering a strong statement to manager Mikel Arteta. His goal followed teammate Viktor Gyokeres scoring for Sweden in a 1-1 draw against Bosnia, providing Arteta with attacking options following an injury to Kai Havertz while on duty with Germany.
Havertz's injury could open up starting spots for Arsenal's upcoming clash against Leeds United. Meanwhile, Gyokeres set a new UEFA record by becoming the first player to score in six consecutive Nations League appearances.
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