Stevie Nicholl

unnerved him in coming out for this one.

He just judges, I think he judges the bones of the tooth incorrectly and kind of gets away with it in that he has to

but that kind of uncertainty leads up to this.

And from there, you knew exactly what your talking point was going to be for this cup final.

And while Kepa will take the brunt of the criticism, on one hand, it's no less than Manchester City deserved.

Secondly, I think Arsenal weren't great on the day either.

So we leave that for Arteta to figure out.

So did Man City not deserve Kepa?

Hold on.

So it's not Kepa's fault?

No, I said it was Kepa's fault.

Mistakes aside, were City better than Arsenal?

I was just pointing out the goalie's union came in at the end.

I said it was a mistake.

And then I said, all things being equal, other than that, City were the better of the two teams.

I don't see how I'm wrong in saying that.

First of all, hindsight is 20-20.

And inevitably, whoever lost, there was going to be questions asked of the manager, whether it was Pep Guardiola or Ateta.

Now, OK, maybe Pep Guardiola has earned that right to play who he likes, but...

Pep did this his first season in Barcelona, before winning a single title.