dirty gloves s2 e5Lorenzo Palmisani’s Perfect SundayFrosinone’s goalkeeper was simply sensational against Como; he earned the applause of both his own fans and the opposition’s, saved everything he needed to save and, on two occasions, even more than could reasonably have been expectedbyGiovanni Battistuzzi22 SEP 26
dirty gloves s2 e4Those two seconds by Vladimiro FalconeLecce’s defence leaves a lot to be desired, but their goalkeeper (apart from the odd mistake) is keeping Di Francesco’s side afloat. Against Monza, two saves in quick succession allowed the Salento side to celebrate the three points byGiovanni Battistuzzi15 SEP 26
dirty gloves s2 e3Filip Stanković’s save earned him Calò’s praiseThe Venezia goalkeeper’s save was one of those that doesn’t go unnoticed, one of those for which the term ‘miracle’ is overused. A save that proved not to be decisive over the full ninety minutes, as Frosinone went on to win anyway, but here it is the individual moment that countsbyGiovanni Battistuzzi8 SEP 26
dirty gloves s2 e2Guglielmo Vicario has dispelled the preconceptionsThe last time the goalkeeper played at the Allianz Stadium was in 2022, and it wasn’t a memorable occasion. Now he’s back wearing the Juventus shirt and saved the day by parrying a powerful header from Parma striker José David Romero.byGiovanni Battistuzzi1 SEP 26
dirty gloves s2 e1Mandas has finally got his hands dirtyAfter years on the bench, the Greek goalkeeper finally got his chance, partly thanks to Lazio’s chaotic transfer dealings. It worked out well for him and for Gennaro GattusobyGiovanni Battistuzzi25 AUG 26
