Sentences with phrase «gea away»

Manchester United fans can breathe a sighs of relief as it has now become far more difficult, and expensive, to tempt star goalkeeper David de Gea away from Old Trafford.

Whether they can prise De Gea away from Man Utd though remains to be seen, as the Premier League giants will surely have zero desire to see that happen such is his importance to the team.

United couldn't have given de Gea away on a free a couple of seasons back.

Would also be worth saying that Man Utd probably couldn't have given De Gea away in his first season — so we have to be patient with David Ospina.

According to Le10 Sport (via Sport Witness), PSG have already sounded out super-agent Jorge Mendes over the possibility of luring De Gea away from Old Trafford.

Not exact matches

According to The Mirror, De Gea will likely face Tottenham and Southampton with both clashes away from home, but Joel Pereira could be drafted in to make his Premier League debut against Palace next Sunday.

Man Utd came away with a 3 - 1 win over Arsenal at the Emirates on Saturday evening, but David De Gea was crucial in that victory.

Only recently, De Gea put in one of the performances of his career as he helped United to a 3 - 1 win away to Arsenal as he repeatedly kept the Gunners out despite them creating plenty of fine scoring opportunities.

According to Marca, Los Blancos are aware of United's thinking in terms of being prepared to lose De Gea this summer, and it's claimed that club president Florentino Perez will have to table a bid of around $ 60m to prise him away from Old Trafford, although no deal has been reached as of yet.

United have won every game at home and David De Gea hasn't conceded a single goal at Old Trafford, but maintaining that record might be difficult against a buoyant Spurs side who haven't lost away this season.

I kept plugging away and then got on the end of Antonio Valencia's backpass, beat David de Gea and got the winning goal.

Real Madrid are set to turn their attention away from Man United's David de Gea and onto Tottenham keeper Hugo Lloris according to the Daily Express.

Once again last night, away to Newcastle, United had to call on David De Gea.

With the offer of first team football in Ligue 1 with Bastia would be enough to tempt him away from Manchester remains to be seen, but it could offer an opportunity for one of United's two young English goalkeeper, Ben Amos and Sam Johnstone, to establish themselves as De Gea's primary cover.

With United's central defenders completely out of order, Xherdan Shaqiri put a cross into the box that was kicked away by David De Gea.

He told the Manchester Evening News that de Gea has single - handedly won at least eight matches for United this season, and keeping him away from 10 - time European Cup winners Real Madrid would be a bigger summer transfer window deal than attracting the likes of Borussia Dortmund defender Mats Hummels and Real's own Gareth Bale to the club.

Ball bouncing away from you on the half volley to beat De Gea at his near post even though he got a hand on it!!

With De Gea on the floor and Sanchez just three yards away from goal it looked certain to be a goal.

According to Sport, United would ask for a staggering # 115million fee for De Gea if Real really want to prise him away, which would smash the world transfer record for a goalkeeper.

Mata also being a dead ball specialist could bring David De Gea into action should United as they have done at times this season give away any sloppy free kicks in and around their own penalty area.

In the 25th minute of the match, a moment the home fans applauded for Ryan Mason who suffered a fractured skull at the weekend, Rojo gave a corner away, which threatened United with a shot on goal, which De Gea deflected then Hull were given another free - kick, which came to nothing.

However, with just De Gea to beat, the Serbia international blazed high over the bar and Chelsea's best chance to claim an all - too - rare away win in the Premier League this season had gone.

Only a great Ter Stegen save denied Isco, but the Germans counter-attacked immediately and De Gea had to palm away a shot by Gundogan.

De Gea punches away, Old Trafford cheers, Lingard chases the forward pass and United win territory.

On 5 minutes Sunderland broke through the middle with Wickham who was allowed without challenge to take the ball a long way into United's half and let fly with a shot that David de Gea thankfully pushed away for a corner.

But for the better part of the game, United looked a mistake away from conceding and if not for David De Gea bringing out the goods in front of the sticks, they may well have and that would have been a crime, given the explosive start they enjoyed opening the scoring as early as four minutes into the game.

Some of De Gea's saves have taken the breath away, as well as being crucial, and Monday night at Selhurst Park was another example of that.

Again on 24 minutes it was another ball launched by De Gea and another header won by Lukaku, this time it fell to his feet and he pushed Emre Can away like the archetypal competitive father with a serious weight advantage.

Without the reliable De Gea behind them the away defence seemed jittery with everything Hull were throwing at them.

When De Gea looks up, he must often feel the urge to look away when Rojo goes flying in to a guaranteed missed tackle or Phil Jones acts like Phil Jones.

We are unbeaten since we lost to David de Gea at The Emirates, but most Arsenal fans will be disappointed in the four dropped points over Christmas, with the draws against Liverpool at home and West Brom + MD away.

His blocked pass 13 minutes in ultimately sparked off a sequence of events (and other errors) that saw Aleksandar Kolarov fire the ball forward to find Kelechi Iheanacho, who knocked it on for Kevin De Bruyne, beating Daley Blind to put his shot away past David De Gea.

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Swansea City threatened after the break, with substitute Tammy Abraham coming close to breach the United goal on two occasions, but was denied by David De Gea's brilliance as Manchester United managed to see out the game and come away with three points.

The away side's disruption tactics ensured that the Liverpool could never find their rhythm, and but for a couple of fine saves from David De Gea and a chance for Zlatan Ibrahomovic, there was little of note to report on.

David De Gea was at his brilliant best on Wednesday night as Manchester United struggled in a 0 - 0 away to Sevilla.

Dubravka produced several fine stops to keep the away side at bay, and that has prompted the Newcastle fans to take to Twitter after Manchester United's European stalemate to suggest that De Gea is not quite on the 29 - year - old's level just yet.

Jones again almost causing trouble at the back for United when he almost passes the ball out of the reach of De Gea but he can just kick it away.

However, clear chances were few and the only moment of genuine trouble for David De Gea was a King drive that the keeper was forced to beat away on the stroke of half - time.

United began to dig in, partly as they had been forced back with De Gea again producing a brilliant save as he dived full length to push away Coutinho's fierce, dipping shot from 25 yards before Valencia halted Firmino, with an immaculate tackle.

United came away from Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan without conceding a goal thanks to De Gea's heroics and French newspaper L'Equipe gave him a rating of 8, more than any other player on the pitch from the two sides put together.