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Dowman is expected to be out up to two months due to an ankle ligament injury, reports the New York Times.

Trossard (undisclosed) is out for Wednesday's clash with Brugge, per manager Mikel Arteta. "No, so Declan was ill. He was quite sick after the game, and he hasn't travelled with us. William is still not available, and Leo again picked another knock in an area where he had the issue, and I don't expect that it's going to be long, but unfortunately, he cannot be here."

Saliba (undisclosed) is still out for Wednesday's trip to Brugge, per manager Mikel Arteta. "No, so Declan was ill. He was quite sick after the game, and he hasn't travelled with us. William is still not available, and Leo again picked another knock in an area where he had the issue, and I don't expect that it's going to be long, but unfortunately, he cannot be here."

Rice (illness) is out for Wednesday's trip to Club Brugge, per manager Mikel Arteta. "No, so Declan was ill. He was quite sick after the game, and he hasn't travelled with us. William is still not available, and Leo again picked another knock in an area where he had the issue, and I don't expect that it's going to be long, but unfortunately, he cannot be here."

Dowman suffered an ankle injury in Saturday's match with the U21s, according to his club. "Unfortunately, Max [Dowman] picked up an injury last weekend and had to come off. So he did some scans and he is going to be out for weeks."

Rice was not in team training Tuesday and is a late call for Wednesday's match against Club Brugge, according to Simon Collings of the Standard.

Calafiori will serve one-match ban due to an accumulation of five yellow cards in the Premier League.

Rice had two shots (one on goal), five crosses (three accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 2-1 loss versus Aston Villa.