David Raya found that Cheap Arsenal Soccer Jerseys this season, he devoted a lot of training time to penalties.

That practice appears to have paid off, with the Gunners beating FC Porto on spot kicks to reach the Champions League quarter-finals on Tuesday night. With the score at 1-1 after extra-time, penalties were needed to separate Ray took the opportunity, keeping Wendell and Galen’s 12-yard efforts past Arsenal.

However, speaking after the game, Raya was not entirely satisfied, revealing that he felt he could have avoided the penalty Cheap Marko Grujić Children’s football kit, who also got a hand.

“I should have saved three, but I’m not ready to save two,” he said. “We played a really good game from the start. We dominated, created chances and it came down to penalties. We took a lot of penalties this year and all the hard work with the goalkeeper coach and the team paid off.”

He added: “This means everything. You play football for things like that and I’m happy to play for Arsenal, to be in the Champions League and to be in the quarter-finals. We’re just going to enjoy the night.”

Ray’s winning performance is further confirmation of Mikel Arteta’s decision to sign him this summer and make the 28-year-old his No.1 goalkeeper at the expense of Aaron Ramsdale. Apart from the heroic penalty, Ray made three saves in normal time.

Incredibly, Tuesday’s match marked the first Champions League knockout tie to be decided on penalties since the 2016 final clash between Cheap Atletico Madrid Kids Football Kit and Real Madrid.