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Sprint Gold Gloves
The 2021/22 Premier League season is coming to an end, and the competition for the Golden Glove Award is also in the sprint stage.
Ederson (Manchester City): 16 clean sheets
As the last line of defence in front of goal, Ederson was well protected by the back line, thanks in part to City's possession advantage. Ederson is the Premier League goalkeeper with the fewest shots per 90 minutes this season (6.5) and he has averaged fewer than two saves per game.
If we compare Ederson's relatively low save numbers with De Gea's, that creates a huge contrast. De Gea has 13.6 shots on goal per 90 minutes and he has averaged 3.6 saves per game.
Despite this, Ederson performed well when he came on the scene, showing outstanding athletic talent. In addition, Ederson is one of the most accurate players in the Premier League, with an 88.7% pass success rate that other goalkeepers can't match.
Edson's Fixtures for April:
Burnley (FC), Liverpool (Main), Brighton (FC), Watford (FC), Leeds United (FC)
Alisson (Liverpool): 16 clean sheets
Alisson is also a goalkeeper with excellent passing skills, and when we evaluate him, the Brazilian goalkeeper's most prominent feature is his ability to save with a super-fast instinctive reaction.
In Liverpool's 2-0 league win over Arsenal, Alisson instinctively extended his right arm to extend the defensive area and blocked Erdgau's shot, a save that was enough to represent his outstanding performance in the key moments.
Stylistically, Alisson is also one of the most confident goalkeepers in his own penalty area, having taken the ball 18 times this season and ranked first in the Premier League in terms of number of boxing breaks.
Alisson is also adept at clearing threats behind liverpool defender lines, which is a key part of his style of play. Klopp's oppressive style of play meant that the Liverpool defence was very far ahead, and as a result, Alisson was also more advanced than most goalkeepers.
Alisson is the second-most-struck goalkeeper in the Premier League this season (21), behind Wolves goalkeeper José Sa.
Alisson's fixtures for April:
Watford (Home), Manchester City (Away), Manchester United (Main), Everton (Main), Newcastle (FC)
Ramsdale (Arsenal): 12 clean sheets
After joining Arsenal from Sheffield United last summer, Ramsdale's performance has been impressive. Ramsdale has made many fantastic saves this season and he has proven himself to be one of the most agile goalkeepers in the Premier League.
Ramsdale's save success rate is second only to Jose Sa and Mendy. In addition, Ramsdale is a confident passer who can help Arsenal attack from the back.
Rumsdale's ability to deliver a low flat ball to midfield or a long pass directly to the forward suggests that he is one of the goalkeepers who are best at attacking.
Of the Premier League goalkeepers this season, only Edson and Alisson have been involved in more attacks than Ramsdale.
His active personality has also helped Rumsdale build a close relationship with Arsenal fans, and he is popular among gun fans, both as a player and as a personal charm.
There is no doubt that Arsenal's overall performance in the case of Ramsdale Town's goal has certainly been improved.
Ramsdale's April fixtures:
Crystal Palace (FC), Brighton (Main), Southampton (FC), Chelsea (FC), Manchester United (FC)
Jose Sa (Wolves): 11 clean sheets
José Sa has been a top performer in Wolves' squad this season and the stats show that he is also the best goalkeeper in the Premier League this season.
Based on Opta's expected goal stats (a measure of the quality and difficulty of the goalkeeper's save), Wolves expected to concede 8.7 more goals than they actually conceded. In other words, José Sa helped the team concede 8.7 fewer goals.
José Sa is in the top three Premier League goalkeepers in almost all major statistics, a remarkable achievement for the Portuguese goalkeeper, who previously had no Premier League experience.
José Sa also has decisive decision-making skills, and he is good at hitting early to break the ball or confiscating the ball. José Sa can quickly block the shooting space of the opposing attacker at a small angle, and he can also quickly rush out of the box to defuse the threat.
With so much to improve, José Sa is unlikely to get enough clean sheets and end up with the Golden Glove, but he's already had a fantastic season.
Jose Sa's fixtures for April:
Villa (Main), Newcastle (Guest), Burnley (Guest), Brighton (Main)