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Freddie Woodman has big Liverpool chance at Old Trafford vs Man Utd
There are some games where you just need to do your job. Then there are games at Old Trafford.
If Freddie Woodman ends up starting for Liverpool against Manchester United on Sunday, it will be one of those moments that can change how supporters see a player almost instantly.
He arrived at Anfield without much fuss, without any great fanfare, and probably without many imagining that he could end up playing such an important role in one of the biggest fixtures of the season. But football has a way of throwing up these situations, and now Woodman might be right in the middle of one.
I never doubted my son's ability despite Newcastle struggles – now he's proving it at Liverpool
Andy Woodman with his son Freddie Woodman during their time together at Newcastle United back in 2014(Image: 2014 Getty Images)
On Saturday, April 18, Bromley's promotion to League One for the first time in the club's history was confirmed, with former Newcastle goalkeeper coach Andy Woodman steering the Ravens to a second promotion in three years as the club's manager.
24 hours later, Woodman's son, Freddie, was thrust into the limelight when he was summoned to replace the injured Giorgi Mamardashvili in Liverpool's goal for the final 32 minutes of their Merseyside Derby win over Everton.
It was a full circle moment for Newcastle United fans seeing Woodman keep goal in the Premier League, almost four years since he left St James' Park to join Preston North End.
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'A big step' – Andy Robertson and Freddie Woodman on Liverpool's win over Palace
Andy Robertson and Freddie Woodman were delighted to make key contributions to Liverpool’s vital 3-1 win over Crystal Palace.
The Reds made a significant stride towards securing qualification for next season’s Champions League by recording a third consecutive Premier League victory.
After Alexander Isak had put the hosts ahead at Anfield, Robertson added a second goal – moments on from Woodman making an outstanding save to thwart Jean-Philippe Mateta.
Palace pulled one back 18 minutes from time as Daniel Munoz lofted the ball into the empty net with Woodman down injured after he had made another excellent stop.
But Arne Slot’s side stood firm in the face of late pressure from the visitors and made sure of the three points with a Florian Wirtz finish in stoppage time.
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