The Daily Telegraph

Today's Telegraph shows David Raya's save from the rebound after stopping Mateo Retegui's penalty for Atalanta, and mentions Leicester boss Steve Cooper comments on VAR.

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BBC Radio 5 Live

David Raya has faced 57 penalties in his career, including shootouts, and only saved seven of them. But four of those saves were in the past eight kicks he has faced. He had conceded 19 in a row before that.

In last season's Champions League last-16 win over Porto, he saved two spot-kicks in the shootout.

"The first save is outstanding, low to his right," said former Everton midfielder Leon Osman on BBC Radio 5 Live commentary.

"Once it has been saved the ball bounces to his left and David Raya gets up scrambling across. Retegui thinks he has a tap-in.

"That moment will be what this game is remembered for, the double save from David Raya."

The Daily Star

Today's Star also mentions that Manchester City must do without their star midfielder Kevin de Bruyne as they face Arsenal, who are expected to again challenge City for the Premier League title after narrowly missing out last season.

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Daily Mirror

Manchester City host Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday and the Mirror reports, external that City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne will be out because of what appears to be a minor groin injury he sustained during Wednesday's game with Inter Milan.

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Like Arsenal, Manchester City began their European campaign with a goalless draw against Italian opposition on Wednesday.

Celtic started in style, beating Slovan Bratislava 5-1, while English winger Jamie Gittens scored twice as Borussia Dortmund beat Club Brugge.

You can watch all of Wednesday's highlights below.

The new league phase of the Champions League was spread over three days this week and got under way on Tuesday, with Liverpool and Aston Villa both winning.

Catch-up on Tuesday's action below.

The Daily Mail

Today's Mail also leads on David Raya, who helped Arsenal secure a draw in the Champions League as the opening round of the new league phase came to a close.

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Arsenal

David Raya gave Arsenal's goalkeeping coach credit for helping him make his penalty save against Atalanta and added: "They didn't create many chances. It's a point away from home in our first Champions League game [of the season]. I think we could have played a little bit more and a little bit better, but I thought we managed the game well. We weren't at our best today but if we cannot win the game, let's not lose it."

The I

The i leads on David Raya being 'Arsenal's saviour' in Italy.

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Here are Thursday's Champions League results in full. Click on any of the links below to read the match report:

• Atalanta 0-0 Arsenal
• Atletico Madrid 2-1 RB Leipzig
• Brest 2-1 Sturm Graz
• Feyenoord 0-4 Bayer Leverkusen
• Monaco 2-1 Barcelona
• Red Star Belgrade 1-2 Benfica

The Daily Express

Today's Express goes as far as saying that David Raya produced the 'saves of the century' for Arsenal away to Atalanta.

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MOTD

Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton, on BBC Champions League Match of the Day, said: "It's really intelligent, to go to the goalkeeping coach and ask which way Retegui will hit it.

"It's a wonderful save. Retegui should score the rebound but take nothing away from the save. It was brilliant the way he got up and went again."

The Sun

David Raya had to wait quite a while for Atalanta's penalty to be taken, while a video assistant referee check happened. He made the use of that time to go over to Arsenal goalkeeping coach Inaki Cana. The Spanish pair have plenty of history, having also worked together at Brentford.

"Inaki just completely changed my style of being a goalkeeper, to be more proactive and anticipate stuff that has not happened yet," said Raya this summer., external

"If you see me at Blackburn and then after I signed for Brentford, it's two completely different goalkeepers."

After Raya's chat with Cana on Thursday, he came back and saved the penalty. And the rebound.

"It was a long wait and time to decide if it was a penalty or not, so I just wanted to speak to the goalkeeper coach to have more of a sense of which way I should go, what to do and what not to do," he said afterwards.

"Credit to him because he helps me a lot in every aspect. He does all the work with everything and he also deserves credit for the save."

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The Times

Unsurprisingly, the back page of today's newspapers are dominated by David Raya's heroics.

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Emlyn Begley
BBC Sport

David Raya was over in one corner of the goal, having just saved a penalty. Mateo Retegui - the man whose penalty was saved - was licking his lips at the chance to make up for it by heading into an empty net.

But suddenly the net was not empty anymore. That is the story of how Raya performed a remarkable double save to deny Atalanta.

"It's probably one of the best saves I have seen in my career. He was unbelievable," said boss Mikel Arteta after the goalless Champions League draw in Bergamo.

"Last year he was already very important but this season he has started exceptional. Today he kept us in the game, that's the reality."

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Arsenal

David Raya made an unbelievable double save from a penalty as Arsenal drew at Italian side Atalanta in their Champions League opener.

The Spaniard got down low to his right to keep out Mateo Retegui's spot-kick and somehow got across his goal to scoop the striker's follow-up header off the line.

That was the one real moment of drama and quality in an otherwise forgettable match in Bergamo.

Chances were at a premium, with Raya not needing to pull off any other saves outside of that two-second spell.

Arsenal, meanwhile, did not have a single shot between the 18th and 75th minute.

Like Europa League winners Atalanta, the Gunners' only two shots on target came as part of a double save.

Marco Carnesecchi tipped away Bukayo Saka's free-kick and blocked Thomas Partey's follow-up.

Read the full match report here

Good morning and welcome to today's live page. We'll be looking at reaction to Thursday's Champions League games and bringing you the latest from Friday's Premier League news conferences.

But first, have you not managed to see any of Thursday's action yet? Well don't worry as this season you can watch every single goal on the BBC Sport website and app. Click on the videos below to catch up on Thursday's highlights.