Goalkeeping rarely generates headlines unless something goes wrong. By that measure, Robert Sanchez has had a strong season. The Spanish international has been one of Chelsea's quieter success stories under Enzo Maresca. His shot-stopping has been reliable — he has produced important saves in several of the tight wins that have kept Chelsea's season on track. His command of the six-yard box gives the defence clarity on who deals with aerial balls. And his distribution, while not Ederson's level, has been competent enough to support Maresca's build-up system. Against Manchester City on Sunday 12 April, Sanchez will face his most demanding test of the season. City create high-quality chances from multiple angles — the near post, the far post, through balls in behind, De Bruyne's shots from range. Each one requires a different type of response. A goalkeeper who makes two or three big saves in a game of this quality becomes a decisive factor. Chelsea's result will partly depend on Sanchez being at his best when it matters. Maresca has trusted him all season. Sunday is the moment to repay that trust in the biggest way. 📅 Sun 12 Apr, 07:30 UTC | Stamford Bridge 🏆 GW30 | The Last Line