Lukasz Fabianski defends his goalkeeping credentials
Arsenal goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski has defended his form during the current season after saving his team several times against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Wednesday 10 November.
Fabianski has stepped in for Manuel Almunia this season, with the Spaniard suffering from an elbow injury.
Against Newcastle United on Sunday 7 November, Fabianski failed to collect a cross as Andy Carroll scored the winner at the Emirates Stadium.
But on Wednesday, the keeper made a series of important saves to see his team beat Wolves 2–0 at the Molineux stadium.
"To be honest, I have played for some time and have not been looking bad in goal. I was not happy with what happened against Newcastle but overall I have still felt in good shape," the Polish national told Arsenal's official website, adding that he is continually
improving as a player.
"I think I'm getting experience which is really important for a keeper and that experience is helping me to prepare for another game. I don't know what will happen when Manuel Almunia is fit but I will keep doing my best and helping the team and we will
see what happens."
Pleased with late save from Berra
Fabianski added that he was happy to make a crucial stop from Christophe Berra at the end of the game, shortly before Marouane Chamakh scored his second goal to seal the victory for Arsenal.
"It was important and was pretty difficult. Cesc [Fabregas] was wondering how the ball went through him and Johan [Djourou], who were both attacking the ball. I saw it at the last second, I just reacted to the ball and saved it and was very happy to get
the team three points."
Arsenal, who are still third in the table with 23 points from 12 games, play their next league game away to Everton on Sunday 14 November.
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