Jonas Urbig
FCB
Goalkeeper
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Aug 8, 2003 (23)
Both
6'2"
183 lb
Gives up late goal
Urbig had three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 6-1 victory versus RB Leipzig.
Analysis: Urbig missed out on a clean sheet but had a strong outing otherwise on Saturday. He's back in the starting lineup and should get the nod for Wednesday's UCL match against Arsenal, a side that has scored 10 goals through six EPL games ahead of its Sunday match against Nottingham Forest.
Two saves in 3-3 draw
Urbig registered two saves and allowed three goals in Tuesday's 3-3 draw versus Viking FK.
Analysis: Urbig started his second game of the season having played once in the Bundesliga earlier this year. The keeper hasn't kept a clean sheet in either game and will be disappointed to have conceded three, which led to a surprise draw away from home. His two saves did allow Bayern to stay in the game as they fell to a 2-0 deficit.
Set to start against Viking
Urbig is expected to start Tuesday's Champions League clash against Viking FK, with Manuel Neuer dealing with a foot issue that prevented him from training Monday, according to coach Vincent Kompany. "Manuel can't train today. He's felt something in his foot. So that quickly answers the question of who will be in goal tomorrow."
Analysis: Urbig is set to step into the starting lineup against Viking after Manuel Neuer developed foot discomfort and missed Monday's training session. The young goalkeeper has primarily served as Bayern's backup this season, with Neuer retaining the first-choice role. Tuesday's match presents Urbig with an opportunity to earn valuable Champions League playing time, although his involvement beyond this fixture will likely depend on Neuer's recovery.
Draws first start
Urbig allowed a goal while making no saves during Sunday's 2-1 win over Elversberg.
Analysis: Urbig allowed a goal in the second half, but held Elversberg there as Bayern found a game winning goal. It was the first start of the year for Urbig as he'll remain in a backup role as long as Manuel Neuer is healthy.
Called into action
Urbig made a save across 30 minutes of action during Saturday's 5-1 win over Koln.
Analysis: Urbig replaced the injured Manuel Neuer in the 60th minute to finish out the match. The keeper ends the year making 11 starts across 14 Bundesliga appearances while allowing 15 goals and combining for 32 saves and five clean sheets.
Makes third straight league start
Urbig kept a clean sheet while making five saves during Saturday's 1-0 win over Wolfsburg.
Analysis: Urbig helped Bayern to all three points by shutting out Wolfsburg on Saturday. The keeper has allowed six goals while combining for 12 saves over his last three starts with the clean sheet being his first since March. With the league wrapped up, Urbig could find himself in goal for a fourth straight Bundesliga fixture during next week's season finale against Koln.
Two saves in draw
Urbig had two saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-3 draw against FC Heidenheim.
Analysis: Urbig stopped just two of the five shots he faced during Saturday's draw. It's a disappointing result to say the least, against lower-table opposition only stopping two shots and allowing three goals. Urbig is still a bit raw, as he continues to get used to the Bundesliga there will be occasional poor games, even if he's very talented.
Allows three against Mainz
Urbig made five saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 4-3 victory versus Mainz.
Analysis: Urbig was given the nod in net Saturday as Manuel Neuer was given some rest, not seeing his best match as he allowed three goals on eight shots. This marks his worst outing of the year, as he has not allowed more than two goals in a game all season until Saturday. He will likely drop back to the reserve keeper role for UCL action against PSG on Tuesday.
Lets in two
Urbig registered five saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 4-2 victory versus VfB Stuttgart.
Analysis: Urbig got the start Sunday with Manuel Neuer getting the day to rest, He allowed two goals while making five saves during the win that secured the Bundesliga title. In the 10 league games played, the keeper conceded just nine goals, making 19 saves and securing four clean sheets as a second string keeper.
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