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The Sun Football ran a Twitter poll in which fans voted for the best goalkeeper in the Premier League.
Here’s how the top five ended up:
5) Asmir Begovic – Stoke City
The Stoke man surprisingly gets in ahead of Chelsea backup Petr Cech, and Manchester City’s England no.1 Joe Hart, despite not finding his best form recently.
In reverse order, the Premier League’s best goalkeepers (voted for by YOU). #LeagueBest 5. Asmir Begovic pic.twitter.com/sQ9Nx4SBPD
— The Sun – Football (@TheSunFootball) October 13, 2014
4) Wojciech Szczesny – Arsenal Szczesny keeps Colombian no.1 David Ospina out of the Arsenal side, and doesn’t look like losing his spot anytime soon. At just 24-years-old, he has the potential to develop into one of the very best in the business.
Next up in the poll for the Premier League’s best keeper… 4. Wojciech Szczesny #LeagueBest pic.twitter.com/jbIpVBGfGM — The Sun – Football (@TheSunFootball) October 13, 2014
3) Thibaut Courtois – Chelsea The brilliant Belgian has started this season with the Blues as he left the last with La Liga champions Atletico Madrid: in excellent fashion. As a result, Petr Cech can’t get in the side.
The Premier League’s third best keeper as voted for by you lot 3. Thibaut Courtois #LeagueBest pic.twitter.com/vty7PncMGf — The Sun – Football (@TheSunFootball) October 13, 2014
2) Hugo Lloris – Tottenham The world-class keeper captains France, and is probably Tottenham’s most prized asset, although he’s missed out on top spot in this fan vote.
And in 2nd place… you voted for this guy as the League’s second best goalkeeper. 2. Hugo Lloris #LeagueBest pic.twitter.com/m9XRIlEVXA
— The Sun – Football (@TheSunFootball) October 13, 2014
1) Dave de Gea – Manchester United
We feel Manchester United supporters may have hijacked this one! Although de Gea is probably not at the level of Lloris or Courtois yet, he’s improving every week – and was recently selected ahead of Iker Casillas in the Spain side.
And the Premier League’s finest goalkeeper is… 1. David de Gea #LeagueBest pic.twitter.com/kFRR6IVX4y
— The Sun – Football (@TheSunFootball) October 13, 2014
