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#3 Tim Krul (Norwich)
Before their visit to Carrow Road, Manchester United were winless in their last eight Premier League outings, drawing three and losing five. They brought an end to that awful run with a convincing win over the Canaries.
Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and Scott McTominay all three found the back of the net for the Red Devils while the Canaries showed a little retaliation towards the end and got themselves a goal.
What seems like a conventional scoreline in retrospect could have been a thumping by the Red Devils had it not been for the man who stood between the sticks for the Canaries.
Despite his team's loss, the Dutch goalkeeper Tim Krul made several stunning saves to keep his team in contention. Saving a penalty is the highest glory that a goalkeeper can achieve and Krul did just that, not once but twice in the same game. He certainly saved his side from an embarrassment.
