Albion’s goalkeeper is showing incredible form this season - but are the Baggies not doing enough to protect Max O’Leary and have they been too reliant?
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West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Max O'Leary has produced standout performances this season despite his side's recent loss to Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Black Country derby. Statistics show that the Republic of Ireland international has prevented 6.2 goals from being conceded, significantly ahead of any other goalkeeper in the Championship.
O'Leary, who signed a long-term contract during the summer, holds a 77.1 percent save percentage under manager James Morrison. His displays included key saves against Queens Park Rangers in a 1-1 draw and multiple stops against Wolves, highlighting West Brom's heavy defensive reliance on him.
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