Jamie Carragher expressed frustration with a 28-year-old Arsenal player’s performance against Liverpool, stating that the player “does nothing.”

Arsenal achieved a significant 3-1 victory over Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday, disrupting the title race in a manner unparalleled this season.

The Gunners displayed dominance over Jurgen Klopp’s team, making them appear ordinary, and, crucially, capitalized on their opportunities to secure a win at the Emirates Stadium.

However, an error in defense involving David Raya and William Saliba provided Liverpool with an opportunity to get back into the game, and Andy Gray expressed his displeasure with the Arsenal goalkeeper.

On Bein Sports, the pundit expressed frustration with David Raya’s approach to the unusual own-goal, criticizing the Spanish goalkeeper for his positioning and lack of intent to clear the danger.

Gray emphasized the need for a goalkeeper to come out and go to ground early, pointing out that Raya did not take appropriate action during the incident.

On Bein Sports, the pundit expressed frustration with David Raya’s approach to the unusual own-goal, criticizing the Spanish goalkeeper for his positioning and lack of intent to clear the danger.

Gray emphasized the need for a goalkeeper to come out and go to ground early, pointing out that Raya did not take appropriate action during the incident.

David Raya’s stint at Arsenal has been a mixed experience since Mikel Arteta’s decision to replace fan favorite Aaron Ramsdale with the on-loan Brentford goalkeeper.

Some supporters might see the recent performance against Liverpool as a reason to bring Ramsdale back into the goalkeeping role.

Despite a lack of testing moments from Liverpool, Raya was fortunate that the opposition had an off day in north London.