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Arsenal wait on Kai Havertz injury update

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Arsenal are waiting for test results on Kai Havertz after he went off in Germany's 1-1 draw with the Netherlands, clutching his hamstring after Quinten Timber's challenge. Jurgen Klopp said an MRI scan is planned and hopes the problem is not serious.

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