Alphonse Aréola shows a top -class parade against Newcastle United. TV commentator Joachim Hebel can no longer get out of amazement.
What an action! Goalkeeper Alphonse Aréola drew attention to himself on Monday evening with an incredible parade – and had Sky commentator Joachim Hebel freaked out.
The French goalkeeper of West Ham United became a hero in the Premier League game against Newcastle United (0: 1) and let the fans escalate in the London stage when he spectaciously prevented an own goal of central defender Max Kilman in the 61st minute.
Aréola scratched ball from the line
In the person of Jacob Murphy, Newcastle had penetrated on the right to the baseline, then the 30-year-old returned the ball to the middle of the sixteen. There, Kilman wanted to clarify the ball undisturbed, but shot himself and promoted the leather dangerously.
The ball flew over Keeper Aréola in the form of an arc lamp and sank dangerously in the long corner. But the Frenchman did not give up and somehow scratched the ball from the line when walking back. Alexander Isak was banging the subsequent margin into the goal.
“Aréola flies for his life”
Aréola was celebrated by his teammates, commentator Hebel nobodyed the 32-year-old for his parade. “That was sensational. Brutal deed of Areola, Wooowww! How does he get it out? ”He described the scene emotionally. “That was one of the parades of the season. Aréola flies for his life. “
However, the cheering of the West Ham fans did not last long, just two minutes later Newcastle striker Bruno Guimaraes scored the goal of the day. Aréola stayed without a chance when the Brazilian was shot.