ARSENAL fans have all been praising Aaron Ramdale for his stunning triple save against Everton.
The goalkeeper pulled off some great reflex saves to preserve his clean sheet.
In the 92nd minute, Demarai Gray broke through and forced Ramsdale to dive low to keep the ball out.
The Englishman made the stop and then quickly reacted to deny Tom Davies on two occasions before the defence eventually cleared the ball.
Considering Arsenal were four goals up at that point, thanks to goals for Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard and two from Gabriel Martinelli, it would have been easy for Ramsdale to have switched off.
And Gooners have taken to social media to heap praise on the England international.
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Some even questioned how Everton's Jordan Pickford is still Gareth Southgate's first choice between the sticks?
One tweeted: "Triple save actually. Man wanted that clean sheet desperately."
A second commented: "Bro said that clean sheet is mine."
A third wrote: "That 2nd one was absolutely golden man."
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A fourth said: "Ramsdale had one moment in extra time where he did more than Pickford this entire game lmao how is he not England number one."
While a fifth added: "Ramsdale was the better England keeper tonight."
The win for Arsenal has boosted their title hopes as the club are now five points clear of second-placed Manchester City.
They are also 11 points ahead of Manchester United in third, although have played one more game.
Next up for the Gunners is a home fixture against 19th-placed Bournemouth.
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