Ian Wright

That's why he is number two.

So why, in a major cup final, when you're trying to get across the line, you've not won a trophy in so long, that you decide to play him?

You have to take responsibility for that.

That is a monumental error.

You know, I'm not saying he's not a bad goalkeeper, he isn't as good as Kepa, and it has come back and backfired big time.

Now, you could turn around and say, well, Trapper's not your number one either.

Well, that's a very valid point to come back at you on.

But Trapper, we didn't even get tested, so we were one really good save, three really good saves.

After that...

he already had to touch the ball.

It was easy for him.

I just don't think it was... That's not me being wise after the event.

I said it before the game.

No, I think you're right.

When you asked me the question about goalkeepers at the start, Trafford was brought in as a number one.

He was ready.

It's just that Donnarumma became on the market.

Rea, and the difference between Rea and Kepa, it's so big, so in a big game you're thinking, you've got to go with Rea.

Look, we can talk about it after, like Jamie says, but ultimately we're talking about it because it cost Arsenal the game, and that is the moment we talk about in football all the time.

If he had a world equal, we're talking about it now, we're giving him praise.