In a moment that could define Arsenal's season, David Raya produced a stunning late save that former Premier League striker Clinton Morrison believes might be the "decisive moment" in the Gunners' title charge. With just 15 minutes remaining against a battling West Ham side fighting for survival, the Golden Glove-winning goalkeeper stood tall to deny Mateus Fernandes from point-blank range.

The save came when Fernandes found himself one-on-one with Raya after a swift West Ham counter-attack. Instead of panicking, the Arsenal shot-stopper "stood up and made himself massive," shutting down what seemed like a certain goal. For Morrison, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live, this was more than just a routine stop—it was a potential championship-winning intervention.

"There have been so many instances this season where David Raya has made those big saves, but I honestly don't know how Fernandes doesn't score," Morrison said. "I will credit Raya because it isn't the first time he has done it. It was a fantastic save in a big moment, in a big game."

The former striker also analyzed Fernandes' decision-making in that critical moment. "I just don't know why Fernandes took that second touch to try to beat Raya on his near post when the whole goal was gaping on the far side. Nine times out of ten, you're looking to bend your shot into the far corner from that position. Instead, he was waiting for Raya to go early, but Raya stood his ground and made himself massive."

Morrison went on to explain the broader implications: "If Fernandes doesn't take that touch and whips it into the far corner instead, Raya doesn't save it. If West Ham go 1-0 up in that moment, I believe they go on to win the game. That's why this was a defining moment—and probably why Arsenal deserve to win the Premier League."

For Arsenal fans and neutrals alike, Raya's heroics have become a recurring theme this season. From crucial saves in tight matches to commanding his area with authority, the Spanish international has been a rock at the back. As the title race heats up, moments like these remind us why goalkeepers are often the difference between glory and heartbreak. If Arsenal do lift the trophy come May, this save against West Ham might just be the one they look back on as the turning point.