Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya has said that he is open to learning new things through his own mistakes.
Some of such mistakes were prevalent during Arsenals 3-2 win against Tottenham in the Premier League on Sunday.
Arsenal were 3-0 up in the first half through Pierre-Emile Hojbjergs own-goal and strikes from Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz.
However, Tottenham came back from the break stronger and were handed a way back in the 64th minute when Rayas attempted lob ended up at the feet of Cristian Romero at the edge of the box.
The Argentine finished off the chance to make it 3-1.Son Heung-min then scored from the penalty spot with three minutes to go in regulation following a foul by Declan Rice on Ben Davies.
However, Mikel Artetas side somehow fended their north London rivals off for the remainder of the contest.
Raya told Sky Sports, Ive learnt from making mistakes. If you dont make mistakes, you dont learn. Its a part of football, everybody makes mistakes.
But the thing [is] when a keeper makes a mistake, its a goal, its more seen, more talked [about], compared to a striker missing a tap-in or whatever.
But its just part of football and you learn from that. Thats the most important thing - you learn from the mistakes.
EPL: David Raya reacts to mistake in Arsenals 3-2 win over Spurs
