Arna, I think both yourselves and Virgil were in agreement on Wednesday night at the game,

but certainly in saying that Alison is the best goalkeeper in the world.

Just tell us from your point of view what really sets him apart.

Saving. Saving shots.

It's probably one of the most important things that goalkeeper has to do.

No, I think to become the best goalkeeper in the world, you sometimes need to make saves that ours wouldn't make. And I think he had one or two of them. Wednesday, yeah, Wednesday it was. And in general, it was a bit bit executed talking about 27 shots.

He didn't have to make 27 saves.

But he had two world, world-class saves in big moments for us.

Because if you go one-nill-down, then the game would even be harder than it already was being nil-none.

You've made a point a few times a season of saying that not often have you got more than you deserve.

I just wonder, is Wednesday an example of that turning around a little bit and developing the opposite kind of habit, which could be crucial now,

maybe delivering three trophies?

That's a long question, but I leave the little bit. crucial now, maybe delivering three trophies.

That's a long question, but I leave the little bit out, I would say.

We weren't a little bit lucky. We were really, really, really lucky.

But as Michael Jordan said once, the harder you work, the more luck you have.

And this is the biggest compliment you have to give the players.

They've worked incredibly hard.

And I think even the second half, we didn't control ball possession.

We were not the dominant team at all, but we controlled them better than in the first half.

And that also has to do with the players being able if you were 45 minutes the other

team had the ball a lot we had to defend so much mentally so strong and physically so strong

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