DÚBRAVKA REFLECTS ON AWARD-WINNING SAVE AHEAD OF WEST HAM CLASH

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Goalkeeper delighted to win Premier League award and previews Hammers trip

2025-11-07T15:24:57.862Z

DÚBRAVKA REFLECTS ON AWARD-WINNING SAVE AHEAD OF WEST HAM CLASH

Goalkeeper delighted to win Premier League award and previews Hammers trip

2025-11-07T15:24:57.862Z

Goalkeeper delighted to win Premier League award and previews Hammers trip

Martin Dúbravka's unbelievable stop against Wolves last month was named the Premier League Save of the Month for October on Friday afternoon and Dúbravka admits he is 'just loving every minute' in a Burnley shirt.

The goalkeeper has been an integral figure on and off the pitch for the Clarets since signing and the 36-year-old has been on hand to make a number of key saves in the opening 10 games.

One of those being the Premier League award-winning stop at Molineux, where the Slovakia international got down low to keep out Santiago Bueno's last-gasp strike.

Speaking ahead of the trip to West Ham and reflecting on his impressive recent form, Dúbravka said: "I'm just loving every minute on and off the pitch at the moment!

"I'm just taking it all in, enjoying every day at training, playing regular football again and every week is just great for me, so I really am making the most of it."

On the save against Wolves itself, the former Newcastle United stopper continued: "It means something for me, because it matters. If we talk about the game itself, it was the 95th minute after scoring a winner and I had to make it.

"I'm just glad I could help the team out, because it was an important moment at that time. We need every point and to take three points away from it was massive for us, especially away from home, so it means a lot to me."

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The Clarets head to London this weekend to face the Hammers, who currently sit three points below Scott Parkers side, but Dúbravka won't let the outside noise and build-up affect his focus on the game.

"I know it's very important and some people might say it's a six points game, but I'm not trying to put it in that kind of way, because it's so early in the season and every game we play is a massive game.

"For me, it's just another game and another opponent we need to prepare for and that's going to be crucial for us every week, not getting distracted by outside noise or the build-ups.

"We just want to get as many points as possible, we have picked up points already this season and we will be aiming to continue that this weekend."