Top 5 goalkeepers in the EPA after the 25th day

The quality of goalkeepers in the Premier League has
never been so good, thanks to Alisson, David De Gea and Ederson.
But who of them is at the top after 25 games?

Liverpool is still in pole position for the league
title in front of Manchester City. But because of their two consecutive 1-1 draws, the
The reds put themselves under immense pressure. And the last two results
also forced us to change things at the top of the list.

Let's look at the top 5 goalkeepers in the Premier League
after the fifth day »

5. Ben Foster (Watford):

The huge share of credit must go to Ben Foster for Watford
current, 8^th position in the Premier League. The shooter was at
his best against Tottenham and Brighton where he made 4 saves each.
Watford unfortunately lost against the Spurs to the death but managed to win
a point against Brighton in a draw and blank.

4. Ederson (Manchester City):

The Brazilian could do nothing in the defeat of Manchester City
in Newcastle where defensive mistakes cost them three points. And he had
nothing to do against Arsenal too. This has been the story of this season
until here – Ederson always delivered whenever he's called in the action, which is
very rare to start. Therefore, the city goalkeeper kept 10 sheets of cleaning so
away and plays a crucial role in following the tactics of Pep Guardiola with his
pbad abilities and a long but strange but sharp ball.

3. David De Gea (Manchester United):

This guy does not need to be introduced and at this point he does not have
need no explanation to support his inclusion in this list either. David De Gea
had a middle match against Burnley where United lost points for the first
time under OGS. But the Spaniard immediately found his best level with a clean
sheet and 6 saves against Leicester City, bringing his total to 90 out of 25
Games.

2. Alisson (Liverpool):

It may seem strange to some people to see Alisson in the
second place. After all, the Brazilian kept the most, 13 sheets clean and has
conceded the least, 15 goals. But if you look at the latest performances of
Liverpool and Alisson, this ranking change was still ahead. And his
not only conceding goals, Alisson made some mistakes with the ball at his
feet too. (Monday against West Ham, the Brazilian offered the ball to
Andy Carroll in injury time, but Liverpool were lucky enough to survive because of Carroll
bad control of the ball.)

1. Lukasz Fabianski (West Ham):

At the end of this season, Alisson could end up winning
the golden glove, thanks to its clean sheets. But if you look beyond statistics,
Lukasz Fabianski has been the best goalkeeper so far. The Polish keeper
could have conceded 3 goals against the Wolves in the middle of the week, but if it was not for his 6
save, West Ham would have had many more problems. The shooter also made
5 saves against Liverpool and his total at 97 saves, most by a goalkeeper
this season.