Arsenal star shocks Man Utd legend by disagreeing over his ‘world class’ performance
David Raya shocke Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel by denying he produce a ‘world class’ performance for Arsenal against Manchester United.
The Spain international continued his fine personal สมัคร UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีสำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ campaign with a series of outstanding saves to ensure his side left Old Trafford with a share of the spoils on Sunday.
Raya’s positioning was calle into question for Bruno Fernandes’ opening goal, but he redeeme himself in stoppage time with a stunning double save to deny the United captain a winner.
The former Brentford star produce an equally remarkable stop with an outstretche leg to prevent Noussair Mazraoui from doubling the home side’s lead, while he also did well to smother Joshua Zirkzee’s impudent flick which also would’ve put United 2-0 ahead.
Aske to assess his performance after the game, Raya told Premier League Productions: ‘Defensively yes, attacking I could’ve done a little bit better.’
Schmeichel was taken aback by that response and said: ‘I’m not having that, today you’re making three unbelievable saves, actually saving three situations. The last one it’s in the last minute it’s unbelievable.
‘I’m quite intrigue here because I think you put out a world class performance I think you save your team a point. Can you use a point or not use a point, that’s kind of irrelevant now.
‘I’m intrigue about what you said about offensively I didn’t play well what does that mean?’
‘I know I made a few passes that were risky and I put Saliba into a little bit of trouble but that’s just my standards.’
Raya’s manager, Mikel Arteta, was equally disappointe to have droppe two points that means the title race is over, if it wasn’t already.
Asked on the chances of his side catching Liverpool, Arteta said: ‘I don’t want to say that but today the frustration is that we haven’t won our game – we know the urgency and it’s about winning every single match if you want to have any chance of doing that. I don’t think it’s the right moment to talk about that.’
On his side’s current form, he added: ‘Today the efficiency we had in the last 20 metres, it wasn’t good enough, we know that.
‘Those are big parts of a lot of things that the game demands when you come to Old Trafford and what we did was superb, but at the end, you have to capitalise on that when the team is so dominant and much better than the opposition and today we didn’t.