MU player sparks social media frenzy after outstanding performance

Goalkeeper Senne Lammens showcased an elite display versus Everton, and his steadiness and dependability were crucial in helping MU claim the full 3 points.

Goalkeeper Senne Lammens has become the center of attention following his impressive showing in the 1-0 victory of Manchester United against Everton. The Belgian keeper made 4 saves, cleared 4 times, and successfully punched the ball away 4 times. Lammens' excellent goalkeeping was fundamental for MU to withstand Everton's pressure and secure all 3 points.

After the match, Everton’s manager David Moyes praised Lammens: "Their goalkeeper (Lammens) had a fantastic game, especially the save from Michael Keane’s shot. He controlled the space very well during corner situations. I think Everton deserved a goal and did not deserve this defeat as the players fought until the final whistle".

Sharing David Moyes’ view, Michael Carrick also had high praise for his protégé: "Instead of creating chaos, you want your goalkeeper to eliminate chaos! It’s a very important role. His calmness and composure are extremely helpful".

The official Premier League X account also commented on Lammens’ outstanding performance after the Everton match: “MU’s first away clean sheet in the Premier League since March 2025. Senne Lammens played a major role in that”.

Meanwhile, Adam Crafton from The Athletic wrote on social media: “Lammens seems to be MU’s best signing in a long time. He is very composed, handles set-piece situations well in the classic football style. He overcame a tough period at the end of Amorim’s tenure.”

Samuel Luckhurst from The Sun wrote: “Lammens has played almost flawlessly since the very first minute when his kick was blocked by the opponent.”.

Notably, legend Edwin van der Sar, who won 4 domestic titles and 1 Champions League with MU, appeared on live TV and particularly praised Lammens’ aerial ball handling and composure.

Lammens joined MU in the summer of 2026 from Belgian club Antwerp for a fee of £18.5 million. In his first season playing for the Red Devils, he is making a strong impression and gaining the trust of MU fans, who had lost faith after mistakes by Andre Onana and Altay Bayindir in the past.