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Golden Glove: Henderson has chance to make history

17 Nov 2019
A graphic of the top five contenders for the Golden Glove: Henderson, Ederson, Schmeichel, Pope and Ryan

No promoted goalkeeper has ever kept the most clean sheets as we chart the early contenders for this season's award

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With just under a third of the season gone, we look at the early leading contenders for the 2019/20 Premier League awards, in association with Cadbury.

Golden Glove

Three players share the lead in the battle to take home the Premier League's top goalkeeping prize.

Dean Henderson, Ederson and Kasper Schmeichel have kept five clean sheets apiece, with Nick Pope and Mat Ryan one behind. 

None of the leading candidates has won the award.

Henderson is the surprise pacesetter, rising to the top with three shutouts in his last five matches.

The goalkeeper, on loan from Manchester United, could be the first to win the award playing for a promoted club.

But, while Sheffield United have perhaps the best short-term fixtures of the top five contenders, Henderson will miss Matchweek 13 because he cannot play at home against his parent club. 

How Golden Glove rivals compare
  Clean sheets Saves Save success Saves in box
Henderson 5 34 78.6% 19
Ederson 5 29 74.4% 22
Schmeichel 5 31 79.5% 22
Pope 4 37 66.7% 21
Ryan 4 43 71.7% 28

So Ederson and Schmeichel may have the chance to edge ahead next weekend.

The Manchester City goalkeeper kept two clean sheets in three matches before missing the 3-1 defeat to Liverpool. Ederson, who lost out on the award to Alisson on the final day of last season, will hope to return from injury against Chelsea

Schmeichel is the man in form with three shutouts in a row.

Leicester City's next matches are against Brighton & Hove Albion, Everton, Watford, Aston Villa and Norwich City.

Burnley's Pope and Brighton's Ryan both have just one clean sheet in four appearances, and the latter is about to play Leicester, Liverpool and Arsenal.  

Also in this series 

Part 1: Golden Boot race: Vardy leads the way
Part 2: Chase is on for Playmaker award

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