What Kepa Arrizabalaga told Maurizio Sarri in the Chelsea locker room

Maurizio Sarri revealed that he had spoken with his guardian, Kepa Arrizabalaga, at the end of the magnificent line.

The Spanish cap refused to emerge during the extension of Chelsea's final defeat to the Carabao Cup by Man City.

Sarri wanted to replace Kepa with Willy Caballero after his number 1 started to suffer from cramps.

Caballero is also a penalty specialist and was undressed for action.

But he stayed on the bench while Kepa stayed between the sticks.

Sarri refused to blame his player for the argument, saying the incident had been exaggerated.

He said, "I talked to him [Kepa] but only to clarify because now I have understood the situation. "

The Italian was under tremendous pressure before ending up in the centerpiece of Wembley after a string of poor results.

But his team had a much better performance before losing on penalties.

Sarri also stated that his goalkeeper would not be subject to any disciplinary action.

"In this situation, there was a big misunderstanding about the radio," he said. Sky sports . "I understood that there was a problem and that we needed a change.I did not learn it before the doctor arrived on the bench after a few minutes.

"It was a big misunderstanding, I realized that the guard had cramps and that he could not go to the penalties for me, but that the problem was not cramps, he so could go into penalties. "

When asked why he had started down the tunnel before turning around, Sarri added, "I only had to go back to calm myself down.

"I think as I said, the goalkeeper understood that I had asked for a change for his physical problem." He said: "I have no problem physical, so he was right, I think. "