Cech allowed one goal and stopped the only other shot he faced in Saturday's 4-1 away win at Hull.

Chech actually had very little to do, and the only goal he conceded came from the penalty spot with his side already up 2-0. Chech has been in good form since allowing four goals in the season opener versus Liverpool, as he has been beaten just once in the last four matches while helping the Gunners secure 10 of 12 possible points. Given David Ospina's strong showing in the Champions League, he could be called upon to start Tuesday's League Cup match versus Leicester City, but Cech should definitely be in goal for next Saturday's league match versus Chelsea.

Cech is on the bench for Tuesday's match with PSG.

Cech is the normal starter but has been replaced by David Ospina. He is healthy enough to make the bench so an injury doesn't seem to be the case.

Cech made five saves and conceded once, an own goal, in Saturday's 2-1 victory over Southampton.

Cech was poorly positioned on a Dusan Tadic free kick, but despite getting a fingertip on the ball, watched it clatter off the crossbar and off his back to give Southampton the lead on 18 minutes. Cech was much stronger throughout the rest of the match, making a clever double save on Shane Long on an effort Long should've seen into the back of the net. After a mid-week fixture against PSG in Paris, while the fixtures come early and often, things get a bit easier, facing trips to Hull City and Championship side Nottingham Forest in the EFL Cup that may give the 34-year-old a breather.

Cech made six saves and added four claims while conceding once in Saturday's 3-1 victory over Watford.

After a mostly quiet first half that saw the Gunners take a 3-0 advantage into the break, the Hornets stepped up their attack in the second half, forcing Cech into a number of nice saves. While the 34-year-old may not be what he once was between the sticks, his mere presence brings a level of calm and composure to the Gunners' shaky back-four. After the international break, Arsenal host Southampton before a trip to Paris for the first—and trickiest—match of the Gunners' UCL campaign where Cech's participation will be something to watch, having not started last season's first two Champions League matches.

Cech made one save and kept a clean sheet sheet in Saturday's scoreless draw with Leicester City.

Cech was only forced to make one save, but it was a big one, smartly stepping off his line and getting down to parry away Riyad Mahrez's late effort to preserve a point for the Gunners. With Laurent Koscielny back in the starting XI, the whole Arsenal defense looked much more assured as their acting skipper helped keep everything much calmer, even against the lightning-quick Foxes counter. Cech will look for his second-consecutive clean sheet next Saturday when they travel north of London to Watford.

Cech made three saves but allowed four goals during Sunday's 4-3 loss to Liverpool.

It was a miserable debut for Cech, but he was left hung out to dry on numerous occasions by the inexperienced Gunners defense and had little chance on any of the goals he conceded. Arsenal could field a stronger side for next week's away match versus Leicester, but Cech is a much less attractive fantasy option until they actually do so.

Cech made no saves en route to an upsetting 2-0 defeat to Turkey in Euro 2016 final group-stage match Tuesday. The Czech Republic slips down to fourth place in Group D with merely one point and are eliminated.

Cech couldn't help his team avoid the devastating loss conceding on both attempts on target. Needing to win the Czechs had more possession on the ball but clueless what to do with it, while the Turkish were well organized and patient in the back and deadly in the breaks. Cech will finish what could be his last major tournament for his country with three starts, seven saves, five goals conceded and no clean sheets.