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Arsenal have fielded 10 different goalkeepers since their Invincible season (including when 41-year-old Jens Lehmann came out of retirement in 2011!)... Mikel Arteta now looks to have solved a problem position with shootout hero Bernd Leno

Bernd Leno was man of the match and the shootout hero as Arsenal resisted a second-string Liverpool side to set up a quarter-final clash with Manchester City on Thursday night.

Seven saves in normal time and two more in the penalty shootout not only sent Arsenal through in the Carabao Cup, but provided personal vindication for Mikel Arteta.

The unexpectedly brilliant form of Emiliano Martinez during the enforced absence of Leno due to a knee injury suffered in June gave the Arsenal boss a selection headache.

Bernd Leno celebrates after saving a penalty during Arsenal's shootout win over Liverpool
Leno leaps high to tip a header from Marko Grujic over the bar in the second half at Anfield
Leno gets behind a penalty by Divock Origi as Arsenal claimed victory in the fourth round

Martinez starred in their FA Cup final triumph over Chelsea in August, but Arteta made the call to stick with his No 1, signed from Bayer Leverkusen for £20m in 2018.