Sergio Herrera
OSA
Gives up five in loss
Herrera registered two saves and allowed five goals in Sunday's 5-2 defeat against Deportivo Alaves.
Analysis: Herrera didn't stop much and he conceded five goals in a poor effort for the Osasuna goalkeeper. He will get some relief against Espanyol, a team that only scored 43 goals in 38 matches last season in LaLiga.
Registers clean sheet
qmade one save and allowed zero goals in Monday's 1-0 victory against Getafe. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 93rd minute.
Analysis: Herrera was required to just make a single save. He also made 15 passes and two clearances and walked away with a clean sheet. He has now recorded three saves in three games this campaign and has amassed two clean sheets. Next, he takes on Deportivo Alaves, who have netted five in three games and are yet to lose.
Allows only one goal
Herrera had one save and allowed one goal in Thursday's 2-1 victory over Celta Vigo.
Analysis: Herrera had a lapse early in the contest but didn't face much pressure after Celta Vigo went down to 10 men in the second half. He has a favorable matchup coming up against Getafe, a side which has only netted one goal this season and had 32 in 38 games a year ago.
Logs just one save
Herrera had one save and allowed zero goals in Monday's 0-0 draw against Levante. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 91st minute.
Analysis: Herrera didn't face much trouble in this game and only had to make one save but that's unlikely to be the case against Celta Vigo. Celta don't have a goal so far this year but scored 53 goals season.
Concedes one against Getafe
Herrera had two saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 loss versus Getafe.
Analysis: Herrera would make a solid two saves Saturday but was unable to hold a clean sheet in the finale, allowing a goal in the 59th minute. This means the keeper ends the season in a rough patch, as he has not earned a clean sheet in eight games. He ends the campaign with seven clean sheets, 47 goals allowed and 113 saves in 37 appearances while also avoiding relegation.
Allows two goals in loss
Herrera recorded one save and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-1 defeat versus Espanyol.
Analysis: Herrera returned from suspension but could do nothing to prevent another defeat, conceding twice for the third consecutive game. He has now gone seven straight games without keeping a clean sheet and has been rarely tested in that period, surpassing two saves only once across those outings while conceding 11 goals. Saturday's season finale against Getafe now stands as the defining moment of his campaign with his side's survival hanging in the balance.
Suspension cleared
Herrera is no longer suspended and is an option moving forward for the club.
Analysis: Herrera has served his suspension following a red card against Levante in the last match and is set to return in the next contest. The goalkeeper is an undisputed starter for his side and should reclaim his place for Sunday's match against Espanyol.
Sent off in Levante clash
Herrera received a red card after conceding two goals during Friday's game versus Levante.
Analysis: Herrera committed a terrible mistake as he touched the ball with his hand outside the penalty area, leaving his side with 10 men shortly before halftime in Friday's match. The keeper will consequently serve suspension in the upcoming league meeting with Atletico Madrid, where Aitor Fernandez could get the nod. It will be Herrera's first absence of the current league campaign, but he'll be able to return for the penultimate round against Espanyol.
One save in win
Herrera registered one save and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 victory over Sevilla.
Analysis: Herrera logged one save in Sunday's 2-1 home win over Sevilla, keeping Osasuna level in the first half while the Rojillos struggled to create clean looks, before the hosts cranked up the pressure after the break to fuel the comeback. The Spanish keeper was only beaten by Neal Maupay's header in the 69th minute as Osasuna rallied to climb into 10th place in the standings. Herrera has now started all 33 of Osasuna's La Liga matches this season with seven clean sheets, one fewer than last season and five shy of his career-best mark from 2021/22, and he'll look to carry that momentum into Saturday's showdown against Barcelona.
Beaten once in tight loss
Herrera made two saves and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 1-0 loss against Athletic.
Analysis: Herrera was unable to prevent Gorka Guruzeta's goal in the first half, as the striker latched onto a rebound following a previous shot from Nico Williams to score the lone goal of the match. Herrera only has one clean sheet in his last eight league outings, so it's hard to trust him in most fantasy formats right now.
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