Football: Kepa left surprised but vows to win back Chelsea place

Kepa Arrizabalaga says he didn't expect to become Chelsea's number two goalkeeper but vows to regain his spot. Arrizabalaga: "That's a question for [Frank Lampard], not for me. They're his words [about my performances at Chelsea]. Every manager has their own way of communicating or acting in a press conference. I can't give my opinion on what anyone thinks or says. I do feel confidence from the club and I do feel confidence from the national team. As I said before, I'm in two world class teams with great managers. And I'm just focusing on the next game for each team and trying to help from my position, whatever that is. "I feel good, I feel strong and confident. It's true I'm not in a dream situation, or one I expected, but sometimes you go through these times in your career. I'm working and I'm calm. I'm confident I can turn the situation around, work hard and when I have the chance to play, try to do my best."