Senne Lammens
MUN
GK
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Jul 7, 2002 (24)
Right
6'4"
154 lb
Man UtdDecent for draw
Lammens had four saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-2 draw versus Everton.
Analysis: Lammens wasn't at his absolute best during Sunday's draw. He stopped four of the six shots he faced and was left saddled with only a single point. The goalkeeper wasn't bad by any means, but he has certainly had more convincing performances. Lammens remains the top choice in net moving forward.
Three saves but concedes two
Lammens made three saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 5-2 victory against Ipswich Town.
Analysis: Lammens conceded two goals for the second game in a row and despite three saves is still waiting on his first clean sheet of the season. The keeper kept eight clean sheets last season and with two newly promoted sides in the first two weeks, he would have wanted to start his campaign with one by now. One of his saves in the game was particularly crucial as he prevented Leif Davis from scoring at the back post to go 2-0 behind.
Rough start to season
Lammens allowed two goals while making two saves during Saturday's 2-0 loss to Hull City.
Analysis: Lammens allowed both goals in the first half as United were shocked in their season debut Saturday. Lammens will get an opportunity to right the ship against another newly promoted side, Ipswich Town, next Sunday.
Recovered from illness
Lammens pictured back at preseason training with Manchester United on Monday after missing match against PSG due to illness, the club posted.
Analysis: Lammens made 32 Premier League appearances in his debut season with Manchester United in 2025/26, recording 79 saves and eight clean sheets. The goalie recently missed the friendly game against PSG alongside Matheus Cunha due to illness, with Tom Heaton stepping in as replacement. His timely return positions him to be available for the club's next preseason friendly against Leeds on August 12, and he remains on track to be United's starting goalkeeper heading into the new 2026/27 Premier League season.
Sidelined with illness
Lammens misses out on Manchester United's 22 man squad to face PSG in Gothenburg after coming down with an illness, the club announced.
Analysis: Lammens remained at Carrington to complete his recovery and did not travel with the squad for the initial phase of the preseason camp, with Tom Heaton expected to start Saturday's match against PSG in his absence. The goalkeeper is set to join the group in the Republic of Ireland next week, where United continue preparations with friendlies against Leeds and Milan. His absence is expected to be brief, and Lammens remains United's undisputed first-choice goalkeeper heading into the new campaign after a standout debut season in which he kept eight clean sheets and made 79 saves across 32 Premier League appearances.
Reports for preseason training
Lammens reported to Carrington for preseason training this morning following a break after Belgium's World Cup exit, the club announced.
Analysis: Lammens was a standout in his debut season after joining from Antwerp, keeping eight clean sheets and making 79 saves across 32 appearances to be named the Premier League's Signing of the Season and establish himself as Manchester United's number one. That strong platform positions him as the clear starter heading into 2026-27, with his blend of shot-stopping and clean sheet potential behind a side that finished third last season. His return marks the start of preseason buildup after international duty. Lammens is expected to resume his role as United's undisputed goalkeeper as the new campaign approaches.
Mistake leads to World Cup exit
Lammens had two saves and allowed one goal in Friday's 2-1 loss against Spain.
Analysis: Lammens was called onto the field in the 71st minute for Belgium, needing to give relief to Thibaut Courtois after an apparent injury. Lammens would go on to make two saves, although he would have a moment to forget, as he would bobble a save back into the face of the goal, leading to Spain's game-winner. Unfortunately, for the goalie, this is how his World Cup will be remembered, as he didn't feature in any of their other matches. He will now head back home and prepare for the league season with Manchester United.
Ends with clean sheet
Lammens registered two saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 3-0 victory against Brighton.
Analysis: Lammens joined Manchester United with limited fanfare from Belgium, but ended up backstopping an excellent campaign. He kept eight clean sheets and made 79 saves while allowing 39 goals in 32 matches. Lammens is set to be the goalkeeper moving forward, barring an injury or sudden drop in form.
Concedes two against Forest
Lammens had two saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest.
Analysis: Lammens came up with two saves Sunday, but that wasn't enough to keep Nottingham out of the net, allowing two goals. This is despite a clean sheet last outing, remaining at seven this campaign. He will now prepare to face Brighton in the season finale.
Strong performance in clean sheet
Lammens had four saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus Sunderland.
Analysis: Lammens was undoubtedly his side's best player on the pitch, delivering a strong performance in goal with four saves, all from inside the box. The goalkeeper has now recorded at least three saves in each of his last six matches, keeping two clean sheets while conceding seven goals in that span, and will return to action on Sunday against Nottingham Forest.
Three saves in win
Lammens recorded three saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 3-2 victory against Liverpool.
Analysis: Lammens stopped three of five shots during Sunday's win. It's a decent enough line on the face of it, though with how low-danger most of the Liverpool chances were, Lammens would have hoped for better. Still a win against arch-rivals Liverpool is a nice prize for Lammens, despite the shaky individual showing.
Concedes one against Brentford
Lammens registered five saves and allowed one goal in Monday's 2-1 win against Brentford.
Analysis: Lammens did well most of the match against Brentford as he made five saves, although he would let up a late 87th-minute goal. This is after a great outing against Chelsea, where he saw a clean sheet, remaining at six in 28 appearances this season. He will now face Liverpool on Sunday, likely to make it two straight games without a clean sheet.
Clean sheet against Chelsea
Lammens had three saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 1-0 victory over Chelsea.
Analysis: Lammens had a great day in net as they beat Chelsea, with the goalie not only making three saves but also earning the clean sheet. This is his first clean sheet in some time, with his last Feb. 23, five matches ago. He now has six clean sheets in 27 appearances this season, facing Brentford next.
Beaten twice in loss
Lammens made three saves and allowed two goals in Monday's 2-1 loss against Leeds United.
Analysis: Lammens faced five shots during Monday's clash, stopped three of them and was left with the loss. It wasn't an awful showing by any means, but he just didn't do enough to earn the win. With only a single goal to help him, the loss can't be solely laid at the feet of Lammens. Still, he will want to bounce back to his pre-break form in the coming weeks.
Three saves against Bournemouth
Lammens registered three saves and allowed two goals in Friday's 2-2 draw versus AFC Bournemouth.
Analysis: Lammens made three saves and conceded two goals in Friday's 2-2 draw against Bournemouth, extending his run to four straight matches without a clean sheet. The goalkeeper is enduring a difficult season, recording just five clean sheets in 25 appearances while making 57 saves and conceding 32 goals during that span. The Belgian will look to bounce back against Leeds United after the international break.
Allows just one goal
Lammens recorded one save and allowed one goal in Sunday's 3-1 victory versus Aston Villa.
Analysis: The goalkeeper didn't stop much but he also didn't have much to stop in the 3-1 win. Lammens is likely to see more action in his next match against Bournemouth, a mid-table side which has put in 44 goals in 30 EPL games.
Three saves in loss
Lammens made three saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 2-1 defeat to Newcastle United.
Analysis: Lammens handled everything thrown at him well but was beaten by a penalty and a late stunner, two goals he could do nothing about. The goalkeeper finished with three saves, marking six out of his last seven outings with more than two saves in the game. He will now have a break before returning to league action on March. 15 against Aston Villa.
Two saves for win
Lammens recorded two saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 win over Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Lammens stopped two of the three shots he faced during Sunday's win, and did just enough to earn all three points. The team in front of him gave him the help he needed to guarantee the win and he was solid. Lammens has been good throughout the season, and has made the starting job his own with consistently solid form.
Keeps clean sheet Monday
Lammens recorded four saves and allowed zero goals in Monday's 1-0 victory versus Everton.
Analysis: Lammens successfully kept Everton scoreless Monday, making four saves in his fifth clean sheet of the season. His form has improved as of late as three of his clean sheets have come in his last six appearances. He'll look to keep rolling Sunday versus Crystal Palace, a side which has scored 29 goals through 27 matches this season.
Two saves in draw
Lammens made two saves and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 1-1 draw against West Ham United.
Analysis: Lammens proved decisive in earning a point, producing two important saves, including a one-on-one denial of Callum Wilson moments before his side found the equalizer. In his last five appearances, he has allowed five goals while making 11 saves and recording two clean sheets, but he remains without an away league shutout this season. He will return to action in another road match against Everton on Feb. 23.
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