Arsenal's trip to Atalanta in their opening Champions League game of the season promised goals. So, naturally it was a tame goalless draw. There was not a great deal of goal-mouth action in either

Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya secured his side a hard-earned point with a sensational penalty save in a 0-0 draw away to Atalanta in their Champions League opener on Thursday.

That may be more of an issue for this new Champions League than Mikel Arteta, who seemed content enough to come from Atalanta with a 0-0 draw and an opening point. That was largely thanks to both the intelligence and instinct of David Raya.

Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya spoke to TNT Sports following the Gunners' goalless draw away to Atalanta. On the penalty save: "It was just a penalty and I was lucky to go the right way. "I was unlucky that the rebound went straight to him [Retegui] but I was quick enough to get up and save it.

David Raya came to Arsenal's rescue in the Champions League on Thursday with a double save from a penalty that was celebrated by his teammates as wildly as a goal being scored. It preserved a 0-0 draw with Atalanta in the opening round of matches in the revamped tournament,

Arsenal could only manage a goalless draw from their opening Champions League encounter of the 2024/25 season against Atalanta.After a goalless first half in northern Italy, it was Gunners goalkeeper

David Raya revealed the secret behind his incredible double-save, which rescued Arsenal a draw in their Champions League game against Atalanta.

David Raya pulled off an incredible double-save from an Atalanta penalty to save Arsenal's bacon in the Champions League. Arsenal looked toothless in attack and did not have a shot from the 18th minute to the 74th minute.

Arsenal kicked off their Champions League campaign by drawing with Atalanta in Italy. The Gunners had David Raya to thank for securing a 0-0 draw, with the goalkeeper making a stunning double save early in the second-half.