Post by account_disabled on Jan 10, 2024 6:05:19 GMT -5
David de Gea is the only goalkeeper in the 2018 World Cup, of the 33 who have defended their national team's goal in two days, who has not made any intervention, which is why he does not appear in the FIFA classification led by Mexican Guillermo Ochoa with fourteen stops.
The bad taste that De Gea's debut in the World Cup in Russia left in De Gea's mouth, conceding three goals in three shots on goal from Portugal and missing a long shot from Cristiano Binance App Users Data Ronaldo in the second, was corrected in the second game against Iran, leaving his goal to zero although his rival did not shoot between the three sticks.
He will seek against Morocco in Spain's last game in Group B to regain confidence with some intervention and thus appear in the FIFA goalkeeping classification in which he is the only goalkeeper who has played who does not appear.
The Mexican Ochoa has been the most demanded goalkeeper of the tournament, with fourteen saves in his two games played, followed by the Danish Kasper Schmeichel with ten and the Costa Rican Keylor Navas with eight. One hundred percent effectiveness in his matches has been achieved by the Uruguayan Fernando Muslera without conceding goals, with six saves in 180 minutes, as well as the Croatian Danijel Subasic, who did not concede in his two matches and saved five shots on goal.
The bad taste that De Gea's debut in the World Cup in Russia left in De Gea's mouth, conceding three goals in three shots on goal from Portugal and missing a long shot from Cristiano Binance App Users Data Ronaldo in the second, was corrected in the second game against Iran, leaving his goal to zero although his rival did not shoot between the three sticks.
He will seek against Morocco in Spain's last game in Group B to regain confidence with some intervention and thus appear in the FIFA goalkeeping classification in which he is the only goalkeeper who has played who does not appear.
The Mexican Ochoa has been the most demanded goalkeeper of the tournament, with fourteen saves in his two games played, followed by the Danish Kasper Schmeichel with ten and the Costa Rican Keylor Navas with eight. One hundred percent effectiveness in his matches has been achieved by the Uruguayan Fernando Muslera without conceding goals, with six saves in 180 minutes, as well as the Croatian Danijel Subasic, who did not concede in his two matches and saved five shots on goal.