Jude Bellingham manages to regain possession by closing down Ramsdale just in front of his goalline.

On Sunday, one of the most important moments in Arsenal’s victory over Manchester City occurred when Julian Alvarez nearly opened the score by charging David Raya down just as he was about to make a clearing. This was one of the most vital moments in the match.

It should come as no surprise that the television cameras instantly cut to Aaron Ramsdale in an effort to observe his reaction when he was sitting on the Arsenal bench. On the sidelines, Ramsdale’s face was largely obscured by the seat in front of him on the substitutes’ bench, which may have been done on purpose.

The performance that David Raya turned in during the first half caused a lot of nervousness among the spectators. A significant number of Arsenal supporters are currently keeping their fingers crossed that Mikel Arteta will make another substitution after the international break and bring back Aaron Ramsdale.

Despite this, it has come to light that Ramsdale was coerced into making the same error while he was training in England this past week.

While training in England, Aaron Ramsdale does the identical error as David Raya did.

Jude Bellingham is shown in a video that was uploaded to the team’s YouTube account regaining possession of the ball by closing down Ramsdale just in front of his own goalline. Although the ball does not go in on the first attempt, the top player for Real Madrid creates an opportunity for his team that eventually results in a goal.

There are, without a doubt, important distinctions between the two. In the first place, the playground is exactly where you should be taking more of those risks that are almost never going to pay off.

The England team will be practicing on a slightly smaller pitch for this drill, which means there will be less room for the players to move around. In addition, there is less ground that Bellingham needs to make up before he can declare Ramsdale to be closed.

It would appear that Raya’s performance on Sunday was satisfactory to Mikel Arteta. If he was patient while in possession, it was most likely because someone told him to be patient.

That has to be challenging for Ramsdale to take in consideration. The £30 million England international was dropped from the Arsenal team despite the fact that he had committed no mistakes. Therefore, it is unclear what the necessary steps are going to be for him to get it back.