News about Vicente Guaita

PETE JENSON OF THE SANTIAGO BERNABEU: Real Madrid fans showed Jude Bellingham their love at the Santiago Bernabeu, and Vincius made sure the team didn't miss him, leading from the front of his team's 4-0 victory over Rafa Benitez' Celta Vigo. When Vinicius came back from near range, Real Madrid took the lead. On 20 minutes, Antonio Rudiger led Luka Modric's corner goalwards. Vicente Guaita saved his effort and later Vinicius' first as the ball came back to him, but he couldn't avoid the sequel.

BARCELONA 1-2 BREMENSON (PETER JENSON) AT BALAIDOS: Barcelona lost by a late victory at Celta Vigo on Friday, putting them back to third place in La Liga, but they did have Robert Lewandowski to thank for the three points. Barcelona could still win a trophy this season, according to he, who appeared in midweek that Barcelona might still win a trophy this season. And he walked the line for his team, with a retaken penalty to see them over the line. With a superb finish from Lamine Yamal's cross, he scored the first goal. He took the ball away from his marker Carl Starfelt and put it up for the shot for the first time. His second touch was even better burying the ball outside Vicente Guaita.

The goalkeeper has been on a five-year contract and has completed the paperwork that was necessary to make the switch yesterday. Both clubs have confirmed that an announcement is imminent. Henderson, who spent 12 years in Old Trafford and briefly attacked David de Gea as the club's No. 1, will net the club £15 million upfront and £5 million in add-ons. United will also have a sell-on clause, as Mail Sport first announced earlier this week. After Vicente Guaita was frozen out, he is expected to be Palace's first-choice stopper under Roy Hodgson, with Sam Johnstone as his principal challenger for the position. United will confirm a bid for Fenerbahce's Altay Bayindir for £4.3 million to bring a replacement for Andre Onana, the second best-selling player in the summer.

SIMON JONES: Manchester United goalkeeper Altay Bayindir's £4.3 million contract as a back-up for Andre Onana is expected to complete the process. The Turkish international arrived in England over the weekend, and his reps joined him in Manchester on Wednesday to iron out the final details before he moved. Crystal Palace will complete the signing of Dean Henderson, who will move to Selhurst Park for £15 million with a further £5 million in add-ons, thanks to Bayindir's impending arrival at Old Trafford.

Dean Henderson, a goalkeeper for Crystal Palace, is currently negotiating a fee with Manchester United. Altay Bayindir of Fenerbahce has been lined up to replace Henderson's place.

Despite refusing to play for the Eagles in pre-season, crystal Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita has taken to social media to sham the club for not naming him in their squad to face Sheffield United. Roy Hodgson said the Spaniard became 'disenchanted' with life at Selhurst Park.

SIMON JONES: Palace is looking for reinforcements in the goalkeeping department after Guaita, 36, refused to participate in pre-season when Sam Johnstone took his place as first-choice between the sticks in last season. In the summer of 2018, the 36-year-old boy joined Selhurst Park for free and established himself as a fan favorite. He won the Supporters' Player of the Year Award in 2021.

The Spaniard joined the club in 2018 and enjoyed the position as No. 1 before being fired by Sam Johnstone at the end of last season after Hodgson replaced Patrick Vieira as manager. As a result, the 36-year-old, who has one year remaining on his Selhurst Park deal, has expressed his desire to leave this summer and is hoping for a return to Getafe.

CRYSTAL PALACE 2-1 LEICESTER – PAUL BROWN ATSELHURST PARK: Jean-Philippe Mateta gives back Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson three points in stoppage time. Spoils were supposed to be shared at Selhurst Park until substitute Mateta, who struck in the 90+4th minute, bringing the audience into raptures as Palace distanced themselves from the relegation zone.

After scoring his 28th strike of the season in Manchester City's hard-fought victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday, Erling Haaland is relishing Manchester City's Premier League title hunt against Arsenal. The 22-year-old converted his spot kick by sending Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita the wrong direction and rolling his shot coolly into the bottom corner.

The Premier League's most lethal striker, Erling Haaland, won the game at Selhurst Park with a cool finish from the penalty spot. Despite threatening with some encouraging play, Palace fell short of ideas upfront and failed to score a shot on target in the first half.

Crystal Palace has signed veteran keeper Vincent Guaita to a new deal extension. The 36-year-old Spaniard has secured his place at the club until June 2024. If he had not signed a new contract, Guaita, who has been with the Premier League since 2018, would have been a free agent this summer.

Manchester United are in talks over a loan transfer for Crystal Palace goalkeeper Jack Butland. Since Martin Dubravka returned to parent club Newcastle, the Old Trafford club is on the lookout for a back-up keeper. And Butland, who is No. 2 to Vicente Guaita at Selhurst Park, has been named as the man Erik ten Hag wants to provide David de Gea with some form of competition, and there is a hope that a deal can be reached.

KIERAN GILL AT THE LONDON STADIUM: Michail Antonio had the ball and a slew of West Ham teammates assembled in the box with 93 minutes on the clock. Vicente Guaita, the Crystal Palace goalkeeper, took it instead. It was a big mistake. Guaita was not dawdle. He threw the ball to Eberechi Eze, who then turned to Wilfried Zaha, who fed Michael Olise. Olise shot straight into the top corner, with Aaron Cresswell's assist in it. Palace went from back to front in less than 20 seconds, and with that, Patrick Vieira's side won their first Premier League away victory since April.

After Newcastle's goal was controversially disallowed against Crystal Palace, Video Referee Lee Mason was not selected for VAR service in the next round of Premier League fixtures. On-field referee Michael Salisbury's goal had been initially determined to be a winner in the 0-0 draw but was later reversed after Mason suggested that he investigate the incident on the VAR monitor. In the build-up, Joe Willock was suspended after a suspected foul play on Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita.

BY KIERAN GILL and MATT HUGHES: Exclusive BY KIERAN GILL and MATT HUGHES: Premier League clubs are compiling a list of their VAR crimes in case they want to follow Newcastle in making a formal complaint about the procedure. Newcastle's move comes after Joe Willock's foul on Vicente Guaita was disallowed for a goal against Crystal Palace on Saturday. Willock did nothing wrong when he was pushed in the back by Tyrick Mitchell, causing him to crash into Palace goalkeeper Willock, according to reports. Sportsmail has learned that other top-flight clubs are tracking their VAR grips. According to a person with knowledge of one club, their list is getting longer by the week.

Hackett (inset right), a former Premier League referee and former PGMOL chief, insists the refs must be 'let down' by this weekend's turbulent events and chastised incumbent PGMOL chief Mike Riley (inset correct). However, there are concerns that not enough skilled referees are rising through the ranks due to the abuse they suffer at lower levels. Hackett told PA: We're in our fourth season of VAR, and we aren't doing it properly.' These people are unlikely to make it to the Premier League without being outstanding referees. In some ways, they have been made to look foolish this weekend.' Several events in the Premier League this weekend included West Ham, who were furious after Andy Madley (right) was ruled out by a suspected Jarrod Bowen foul on Edouard Mendy, prompting boss David Moyes (left) furious.

Joe Willock fouled Crystal Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita for a foul foul. Willock was ordered into Guaita by Mitchell in the build-up, but VAR Lee Mason advised referee Michael Salisbury to examine his monitor, where he reversed his original decision and disallowed the attempt. Newcastle have reported that they have made a formal written complaint and are seeking an explanation, according to Telegraph Sport. It was one of a string of controversial VAR decisions over the weekend with PGMOL, the referees' body, looking ready to admit that it had made the incorrect decisions in depriving both Newcastle and West Ham goals in separate matches on Saturday. Former officials within the league have requested accountability after being left confused by the two decisions. Newcastle has been growing dissatisfied with VAR as they have been refused two penalty calls in the draws against Manchester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers.

After Theo Corbeanu's first half goal, the Seasiders scored all three points at the John Smith's Stadium, but the Terriers thought they had equalised in the second half. Referee John Busby yelled for play to continue as Yuta Nakayama gathered after achieving his goal just after the hour clock. Nakayama had a header and when Danny Grimshaw was rescued, he managed to squeeze the ball between the goalkeeper and his post and the fence and over the line. Grimshaw reacted quickly to smother the ball and promptly kept it back in play. The unsighted official did not set the target after reviewing his wristwatch connected to the Hawk-Eye system in use in both Championships and tournaments.

CRAIG HOPE AT ST JAMES' PARK: Tyrick Mitchell's face, as well as the missing sleuths in Stockley Park, may have been the first clue as to what had just happened in the penalty area. Not only had the Crystal Palace defender committed a foul deserving of a penalty, but he had caused injury to a teammate and opponent. Oh, and he's also scored an own goal. Mitchell did not cry for injustice. Joe Willock had lost his run into the six-yard area, shoving him into goalkeeper Vicente Guaita, leaving both players in a squabble, and then helpless as the ball bounced into the net off his shoulder. Mitchell's expression betraying his remorse was caught on film. The goal. Referee Michael Salisbury was certainly wrong.

Both the referee body of the Premier League has confessed to two major calls wrong on a weekend of hysteria, in which VAR reviews sparked the action on the track. The top flight will look at incidents that had seemingly good intentions chalked off for West Ham and Newcastle, while PGMOL is expected to have admitted openly that the VAR's efforts to disallow the goals were inaccurate. Following their request to investigate the two incidents and use them to inform officials, the refereeing body will collaborate with the Premier League. West Ham boss David Moyes, who has escaped discipline for his match analysis, called the decision to refuse Maxwell Cornet's late equalizer at Chelsea'scandalous' and 'rotten.' Referee Andy Madley set the goal but then did a U-turn after being sent by VAR Jarred Gillett to look at Jarrod Bowen's goal and Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy's coming-together.

CHRIS SUTTON: When watching Match of the Day, you can only wonder what Howard Webb, the PGMOL's new manager, was thinking about. Officials can make mistakes, but there were two contenders for the worst decisions since VAR arrived in the Premier League on Saturday. One of Webb's most important updates should be to remind the referees that they do not have to blindly follow Stockley Park's instructions when they were sent to their pitchside monitors.

With PGMOL, the official referees body, the Premier League will urgently investigate VAR calls in Saturday's matches involving West Ham and Newcastle United. Incidents involving the use of video technology in West Ham's 2-1 loss at Chelsea, as well as the goalless draw between the Magpies and Crystal Palace will be investigated. Both games saw goals be chalked off, causing a lot of controversy among players, managers, pundits, and fans.

BY CHRIS FOY: Newcastle's Joe Willock collides with Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita before the ball crosses the line, and he believes the referee has made a logical and apparent mistake. Michael Salisbury returned to the monitor and told the VAR that the goal was disallowed and that it was defeated. However, if you look closely, there is a play by Palace defender Tyrick Mitchell into Willock, who flies into the goalkeeper. Had the goal stood Palace could have had no complaints