Pegguy Arphexad

Arphexad began in the French League with Brest, where he made his league debut in november 1991 in the absence of first-choice Sergio Goycochea. He made one more league appearance for Brest before the club was pulled from the league in December 1991 due to bankruptcy. He then signed for Lens, whom he helped win the Coupe Gambardella in 1992. He was confined to a role as backup during his time at Lens and only played in the last three matches of the 1995–96 Division 1. The next season, he played in two league matches on loan for Lille.

Leicester City

In August 1997, Arphexad began his time in the Premier League with Leicester City. During Leicester's successful 1999–2000 League Cup campaign, he started ahead of Tim Flowers and saved two crucial penalties in a penalty shootout against Fulham in the quarter-final. He earned his first ever winner's medal as an unused substitute in the final. In that season he also came on as a substitute for the injured Flowers in Leicester's penalty shootout win over Arsenal in an FA Cup fourth round replay, saving penalties from Lee Dixon and Gilles Grimandi as Leicester progressed. Arphexad played a big role in Liverpool's failure to qualify for the UEFA Champions League in 1999–2000. He produced an inspired performance to deny the Reds a much needed three points at Anfield in May 2000. His heroics that night clearly impressed Gérard Houllier, who moved swiftly to sign Arphexad on a free transfer under the Bosman ruling during the…

Arphexad made one appearance for the France national under-21 team in 1994.

Arphexad was born in Les Abymes, Guadeloupe.

Leicester City

Football League Cup: 1999–2000; runner-up: 1998–99 Liverpool

FA Cup: 2000–01 Football League Cup: 2000–01, 2002–03 FA Charity Shield: 2001 UEFA Cup: 2000–01 UEFA Super Cup: 2001