Arsenal Goalkeeper Petr Cech Reveals The Best Save of His Career

Petr Cech save came in the Champions League final against Bayern Munich back in 2012
 After 11 years at Chelsea, Cech joined Arsenal in 2015 for £10m

The veteran goalkeeper, Petr Cech was this week awarded with the Guinness World Record for the most Premier League clean-sheets of any goalkeeper to grace the English top-flight, 181 from 373 total starts in the Premier League.

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Petr Cech

The Arsenal goalkeeper has revealed that his favourite save ever came in extra time of the 2012 Champions League final during his time at Chelsea against Bayern Munich which is his proudest save.

The former Czech republic goalie saved Arjen Robben’s penalty in the second half of extra time with the scores tied at 1 – 1 as Chelsea went on to win the final on penalties.

“Obviously if you face a penalty in the Champions League final, in extra time, you know if you concede then it’s all over,” the keeper said while receiving his award.

He added: “You know your dream to win the Champions League is all gone, I have to take this penalty save. “It’s one of those saves you will always remember.”

The shot-stopper spent 11 years  at Stamford Bridge with Chelsea before a move to North-London with Arsenal in the summer of 2015 for £10m.