Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga has shared a cryptic message on social media following his side's Carabao Cup final loss to Liverpool.
Kepa blazed the shootout's final penalty over the bar after all 21 previous attempts had found the back of the net.
And the goalkeeper has shared his disappointment following the heartache of missing the decisive spot-kick.
It comes as Mohamed Salah's taunt to Chelsea penalty supremo Jorginho during the shootout has been revealed.
And Trevoh Chalobah has slammed the game's referee Stuart Attwell after he was left needed stitches following a poor tackle in the second half.
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Referee slammed
Trevoh Chalobah has been left incensed by Stuart Attwell's decision not to punish Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita for a second-half tackle which left the Chelsea defender needing stitches.
Keita and Chalobah both stretched for the ball in the 58th minute, but the Blues man came off much worse in the resulting collision.
The Reds midfielder's foot caught Chalobah's inner thigh and he was left needing lengthy treatment following the incident, but VAR was not used to review Attwell's decision that it was not a foul.
And Chalobah has now shared his thoughts on the tackle – and the Chelsea man definitely does not seem happy about the outcome.
Penalty taunt revealed
Jorginho ignored Mohamed Salah's taunt during the Carabao Cup penalty shootout to net his penalty.
The Italy midfielder has carved out a reputation for himself as a penalty specialist during his time with the Blues and stepped up to take the fifth spot-kick knowing he needed to score to keep his side in the tie.
And after Salah was walking back to the halfway line to join his teammates after netting the fifth penalty for his side, the Reds forward muttered a few words which appear to have been an attempt to put his opponent off before the vital kick.
Kepa breaks silence
Kepa Arrizabalaga has broken his silence following his heartbreaking miss in the Carabao Cup final penalty shootout against Liverpool to share a cryptic message.
A nail-biting game came to its climax as the Blues stopper sent the 22nd penalty of the shootout over the crossbar to hand Liverpool a record ninth League Cup.
The goalkeeper was understandably distraught as he was consoled by his teammates and Chelsea staff following the missed kick.
And he's now insisted he will "fall and rise" in a cryptic post on social media.
