Jose Sa: Last News

Wolverhampton Wanderers goalkeeper Jose Sa telling Kevin De Bruyne to take it easy against him.The Belgian midfielder grabbed two assists in a man of the match performance against Wolves on Saturday afternoon, with Manchester City running out 3-0 winners at Molineux. Ahead of the match, though, Sa had attempted to convince De Bruyne to go easy on him as the players lined up in the tunnel prior to kick-off.De Bruyne had scored four goals on his previous visit to Molineux, giving Sa a torrid afternoon as City won 5-1 back in May on route to winning the title.READ MORE: Erling Haaland 'bullied' Wolves defence but Man Utd fans reckon Martinez has his numberFans have been quick to criticise Sa's antics on social media, though, after footage of him speaking to De Bruyne emerged online.One unimpressed fan tweeted: "Lost before the game even started.

David de Gea is arguably one of the few Manchester United players who can still hold his head high after a dismal season.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has played down the fact that his side have two games in hand on Manchester United in the race for a top-four finish after moving to within one point of them in the Premier League table.

Arsenal.However, former Gunner, Lee Dixon’s praise for the centre-back duo seemed to immediately jinx Gabriel and Mikel Arteta’s side as a whole.A sloppy back pass from the Brazilian defender plunged his goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale into trouble, as Wolves striker Hwang Hee-Chan nipped past and tapped the ball into an empty net. Fortunately, Gabriel and Dixon’s blushes were spared as Nicolas Pepe's second half strike and a last minute own goal by Wolves' goalkeeper Jose Sa gave the north Londoners a vital 2-1 victory.But the match, and quite possible their top four hopes, were almost sidelined, after the former Arsenal defender compared White and Gabriel to Arsenal Invincibles Martin Keown, Tony Adams, and Steve Bould.

Premier League this season does not play for either Liverpool or Manchester City.Newcastle United's Allan Saint-Maximin has won more than any other player so far this season based on WhoScored's player ratings.That is despite the Magpies' perilous current league position as they sit just one place above the relegation zone, having spent 15 consecutive matchdays in the drop zone between October and February.Meanwhile, Liverpool and City are currently embroiled in a race for the league title, having only lost four matches between them all season.Saint-Maximin has picked up six man of the match awards from his 23 league appearances according to WhoScored's player ratings.He also has an average rating of 7.25 so far this season, Newcastle's second highest behind January signing Kieran Trippier, who has a 7.87 rating with his two goals in four appearances for the club.It is also enough to earn him a place in WhoScored's current best XI for the season, as one of only three players not from City or Liverpool.Will Newcastle United avoid relegation this season? Let us know in the comments section below.The other two to feature are Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale and Chelsea's Thiago Silva.Saint-Maximin has been bright spark for Newcastle this season, despite their difficult start to the campaign, scoring five goals and adding three assists so far.The highest ranking Liverpool player based on man of the match awards is Mohamed Salah, who is tied second with Wolverhampton Wanderers keeper Jose Sa on five.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox -

Celtic target Henry Onyekuru. The former Everton winger joined for a fee of around £5million from Monaco who paid £15m for him but it failed to work out and he had a couple of loan spells at Galatasaray.And even when they lost goalkeeper Jose Sa to Wolves for £6.25m they brought in a top replacement on Tomas Vaclick from Seville on a free transfer.

BT Sport's commentators, the Spaniard could be heard saying: "Keep it, just keep it!" This came with just over 15 minutes left to play as the north London side had stretched Olympiacos across the pitch.While the commentator added: "Arteta there was throwing his hands up in disgrace."Arsenal may have had a 3-1 lead to take into the round-of-16 second leg against the Greek Super League side but they did not beat goalkeeper Jose Sa.The best chance of the first half fell to Aubameyang, returning to the starting XI following a surprise snub for the 2-1 win over Tottenham.While El-Arabi, having scored in the fist leg, drove straight at Bernd Leno to keep it level on the night.

Vasilis Barkas has been named the second best goalkeeper of the year in a poll in his native Greece.The shot-stopper joined the Premiership champions from AEK Athens in the summer but has struggled in Scotland.With one of the lowest save percentages in the division and a number of high-profile errors, manager Neil Lennon has turned to Scott Bain in recent weeks.But it seems Barkas remains highly rated in his homeland as he came second in a prestigious Player of the Year vote.Barkas finished runners-up in the Best Goalkeeper category to Portuguese international keeper Jose Sa, who plays for Greek champions Olympiacos.Sa said: "This is a magnificent honour for me especially since I won it ahead of some great goalkeepers too."It's the result