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David Raya Martín (born 15 September 1995) is a Spanish professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Premier League club Arsenal and the Spain national team.Regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in the world, he is known for his distribution, box command, and shot-stopping abilities.
A first league and cup double was completed a year later; by the end of the decade Arsenal added another FA Cup, beating Manchester United in the 1979 final. [26] [27] 1980 saw Arsenal lose two finals in quick succession, defeated by West Ham United in the FA Cup final and then to Valencia in the Cup Winners' Cup on penalties. [28]
Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya has won the Premier League's Golden Glove after Luton scored against Everton's Jordan Pickford on Friday. Raya has kept 14 clean sheets in 29 league matches this ...
Arsenal also reached the FA Cup final for a consecutive season; in a repeat of the 1968 League Cup final they lost 1–0 to Leeds United, in an ugly match of few real chances. [10] Arsenal finished as First Division runners-up in 1972–73, but within a year the Double-winning side had been broken up, and Mee was unable to build a new team in ...
With number one stopper Raya and 18-year-old understudy Tommy Setford injured and summer loan signing Neto cup-tied, [90] Arteta called on Arsenal's fourth choice Jack Porter, who at 16 years and 72 days became the youngest goalkeeper to play for Arsenal's first team, [91] and the youngest player to start an Arsenal first-team match. [89]
The video games industry is secretive, and both Tom and Luke spent three years under a non-disclosure agreement as they made the second game. "It was almost like working for GCHQ or something ...
Wenger led Arsenal to another double in 2001–02; his team scored in every Premier League game that season and won their remaining 13 matches to clinch the title. [83] A year later, Wenger became the first manager since Keith Burkinshaw 21 years previously to retain the FA Cup; Arsenal beat Southampton 1–0 in the final. [84]