At the time of writing the final game in round 32 between Manchester United and Manchester City has not yet been played out and the result is still unknown, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t look ahead to round 33.
Prior to round 32 de Gea has picked up six clean sheets in a row and has not conceded a goal in over 550 minutes of football since Jay Rodriguez put one past him at Old Trafford back on the 30th of January.
United travel to Stoke looking to take one step closer to the league title and with their defence and keeper in particular in such good form in recent weeks it looks highly unlikely that the Potters will have what it takes to break down the United rear guard.
Stoke’s fall from grace has been rapid and swift, having been one of the best defences in the league the Potters are leaking goals and can not seem to buy a goal for love nor money of late.
The Potters have only managed 19 goals at home all season and with their strikers seemingly off the boil it is going to be a hard task for Tony Pulis’s side of they are to get anything from this game.