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English FA names referees for Arsenal, City Community Shield clash

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The FA has announced the referees for the 2026 Community Shield clash between Arsenal and Manchester City. Find out who will officiate the season curtain-r Read More: https://punchng.com/english-fa-names-referees-for-arsenal-city-community-shield-clash/

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