Lukasz Skorupski
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Makes four saves in 2-2 draw
Skorupski recorded four saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-2 draw versus Sassuolo.
Analysis: Skorupski made four saves but was unable to prevent his side from conceding two goals as they needed a late goal to draw 2-2. This was the first time this season that he has conceded two in a game, although he has lost both previous games 1-0. The four saves in this game were the most he has made in any game this season.
Costly late goal in defeat
Skorupski had one save and allowed one goal in Monday's 1-0 defeat versus Atalanta.
Analysis: Skorupski spent almost the entire night as a spectator behind a Bologna side that dominated possession and had much the better of the chances, with only one strike from range the only thing he had to deal with. Then the one moment that mattered went against him, as Lazar Samardzic's speculative effort from distance squirmed past him deep into stoppage time, a shot the goalkeeper should have handled far better. The goalkeeper has now let in one goal across his first two games of the season while making three saves, though a home meeting with Sassuolo on Sunday offers a far kinder assignment for a first clean sheet.
Concedes one
Skorupski made two saves and allowed one goal in Monday's 1-0 defeat against Lazio.
Analysis: Skorupski recorded two saves and three clearances, but conceded in the 59th minute. He was not called into action a lot of time as Bologna retained majority of the ball and he also recorded 20 passes. Next week, he takes on Atalanta.
Beaten three times in Inter clash
Skorupski had two saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-3 draw against Inter Milan.
Analysis: Skorupski gave up more than two goals for the first time in the season, as his defense came apart late in the game. A couple of severe thigh injuries limited him to 28 appearances this year, during which he kept 11 clean sheets, surrendered 21 goals and made 55 saves.
Clean sheet in return
Skorupski recorded one save and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 1-0 win versus Atalanta.
Analysis: Skorupski didn't have too much work to do but keeping a clean sheet in his return is still impressive against a decent Atalanta attack. He will likely face more shots in the Serie A finale against league champions Inter Milan, who have scored 86 goals through 37 matches.
Unused in Napoli contest
Skorupski (thigh) wasn't fielded in Monday's 3-2 win over Napoli.
Analysis: Skorupski had a deputy role in his return from a significant thigh injury, as the coach continues to give an extended look to youngster Massimo Pessina. The hierarchy between the sticks will remain fluid in the last two fixtures, even though Skorupski has been the top option throughout the campaign.
Selected for bench
Skorupski (thigh) is on the bench for Monday's match against Napoli.
Analysis: Skorupski has finally recovered from a thigh injury after around two months out, as the goalie finds himself on the bench in his return. The keeper has maintained a starting role between injuries this season, as he hopes to reclaim that spot once more before the end of the campaign.
Completes recovery from injury
Skoruspki (thigh) worked with no limitations Wednesday, Bologna relayed.
Analysis: Skorupski has healed up after sitting out two months because of a thigh injury and will be in the mix to start over Massimo Pessina and Federico Ravaglia if he ramps up successfully in the next few days. He's been the top option when fit. He has kept five clean sheets in his last seven showings, making 14 saves and giving up three goals.
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