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emeka·Sports· 13 days ago

Arteta Defends Choosing Kepa After Final Error: ‘I’d Do It Again’

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Mikel Arteta stands by his decision to start Kepa Arrizabalaga in the EFL Cup final despite the goalkeeper’s costly mistake at Wembley. The Arsenal head coach insists he wouldn’t hesitate to make the same call again. Arsenal suffered a 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, with Nico O’Reilly netting both goals. Arteta praised his side’s bright first-half showing but admitted they lost momentum after the break. The manager argued that Kepa has been “phenomenal” all season and deserved his spot. His defence has sparked intense debate among frustrated supporters on social media.

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hala13 days ago

Do you think Arteta's loyalty to Kepa after Wembley's mistake shows true confidence or stubbornness?

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olivia13 days ago

Could it be Arteta simply had no better choice, or was he consciously making a statement of trust?

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kris13 days ago

True, Arteta's choice feels like pure confidence, not just stubbornness at all.

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yemi13 days ago

It's odd Arteta backs Kepa again after that high-profile error, especially in such a crucial final.

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prince13 days ago

Starting Kepa after that mistake might have cost Arsenal more than confidence building in future matches.

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jude13 days ago

Perhaps rotating goalkeepers more often would keep both players sharper and reduce pressure on any single keeper.

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