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In the Match Officials Mic'd Up episode, Howard Webb explains why West Ham United’s goal against Arsenal was disallowed: Pablo Fornals fouled goalkeeper David Raya in the build-up, impeding him and prompting VAR to intervene and rule the foul, leading to the goal being chalked off.
Arsenal beat West Ham 1-0 after a stoppage-time West Ham equaliser was disallowed in a lengthy VAR review that ruled a foul on David Raya. Mikel Arteta praised the officials for the courageous call, while West Ham keeper Mads Hermansen and Raya both expressed frustration with how similar keeper-involved incidents have been treated this season, pointing to inconsistencies in decisions on fouls and blocks around the goal.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta started Kepa Arrizabalaga over David Raya for the Carabao Cup final against Manchester City, saying the decision was fair after Kepa’s cup contributions; City won 2-0, aided by a Kepa error on a cross, prompting questions about sentiment in selection and whether Raya’s ball-playing strengths might have helped in a high-press game.
David Raya produced a dramatic late save against Chelsea to preserve Arsenal’s lead in a tense finish, with two earlier set-piece goals giving them a cushion; Arteta praised Raya as a leader who can deliver under pressure.
Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya highlighted the challenges of adapting to the new Puma Premier League ball after conceding a long-range free-kick to Liverpool's Dominik Szoboszlai, which was influenced by the ball's different movement and grip. The match ended 1-0 in favor of Liverpool, with Raya noting the need for players to get used to the new equipment.
Arsenal's victory over Porto in the Champions League was secured through a penalty shootout, with players displaying composure and precision. Manager Mikel Arteta's strategic preparation for penalties paid off, as goalkeeper David Raya's performance was instrumental in the win. Despite a challenging match and missed opportunities in regular time, Arsenal's proficiency in penalty kicks ultimately secured their place in the Champions League quarterfinals for the first time in 14 years.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed his pride and gratitude after the team's Champions League quarter-final qualification, praising the players, coaches, fans, and goalkeeper David Raya for their contributions. He credited the team's patience and emotional control in the challenging match against Porto, which ended in a penalty shootout victory. Arteta highlighted the team's preparation and composure during the shootout, emphasizing the importance of research and practice.
Arsenal have completed the signing of Brentford goalkeeper David Raya on an initial season-long loan with an option to buy. The deal is seen as a smart piece of business, with Raya being a proven Premier League goalkeeper and available at a modest price. There are also rumors linking Arsenal to Chelsea's Marc Guehi as a potential replacement for Gabriel Magalhaes, who is reportedly a target for the Saudi Pro League. However, concerns have been raised due to the injury of Jurrien Timber and the uncertainty surrounding Gabriel's future, which could disrupt Arsenal's settled squad.
Arsenal have reportedly agreed to a transfer fee of around £30 million ($38.2m) for Brentford goalkeeper David Raya, making him their fourth summer signing. The deal is being finalized, and Raya is set to replace Matt Turner, who is joining Nottingham Forest. This move comes as a surprise, considering Aaron Ramsdale's established position as Arsenal's number one goalkeeper. Ramsdale welcomes the competition and believes it will push both players to become the best versions of themselves.