Career
Arphexad began in the French League with Lens and played in the last three matches of the 1995-1996 French 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 replaced injured goalkeeper Tim Flowers and saved two crucial penalties in a penalty shootout.
Arphexad played a big role in Liverpool"s failure to qualify for the 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 summer. Arphexad claimed that he would have stayed at Leicester had he been guaranteed a role as the first choice keeper, but the arrival of Flowers after the departure of Kasey Keller meant that he felt that he had the option of being a backup at a mid-table club or a backup at a club challenging for the title.
Liverpool
He earned a second League Cup winners medal in the 2002-2003 season.
He was released by Liverpool that summer, later having spells with Coventry City and N ottinghamshire County. He also rejected a move to Chester City claiming that he would not be prepared to join a club playing lower than the second division. Arphexad played for the France national under-21 football team
Leicester City
League Cup: 2000
Liverpool
League Cup: 2001, 2003
FA Cup: 2001
Union of European Football Associations Cup: 2001
Charity Shield: 2001
Union of European Football Associations Super Cup: 2001.
