Speroni allowed three goals but made six saves Monday during Crystal Palace's 3-3 draw with Liverpool.

Speroni has played well under manager Tony Pulis in the second half of the season. He will finish up league play with a trip to Fulham to take on a squad that is already doomed for relegation.

Speroni is expected to receive a contract extension offer from Crystal Palace after the season is over, the Daily Mail reports. Speroni's status with the club had been uncertain for next season, but it appears Crystal Palace want to keep him around.

Speroni has kept a clean sheet in 41 percent of his matches since Tony Pulis was appointed Crystal Palace manager. Translated out to a full season, his current rate would put him near the top of the league in that category, making him an interesting fantasy option for next season.

Speroni managed to make four saves but still allowed Manchester City to score twice Sunday as Crystal Palace lost 2-0.

Speroni was no match for the league's second leading team in terms of goals (Manchester City) and his next match will come against the league leading team (Liverpool). Mercifully, he will finish the season with an away match at Fulham.

Speroni needed to make four saves to keep a clean sheet and lead Crystal Palace to victory Saturday during the Eagle's trip to take on West Ham United.

Speroni is one of the Premier League's hottest goalkeepers as he has now kept a clean sheet in four out of Crystal Palace's last five matches. He will have to be at his best the next two weeks in order to continue his fine form as Crystal Palace host offensive powers Manchester City and Liverpool.

Speroni allowed two goals but also made three saves as he was able to do just enough to help Crystal Palace pick up a 3-2 victory over Everton on Wednesday.

Speroni came in to Wednesday's match with three consecutive clean sheets. With matches against West Ham and Fulham still left on the schedule, Speroni still has some opportunities to provide good fantasy production.

Speroni needed to make just three saves Saturday against Aston Villa in order to keep a third consecutive clean sheet.

Speroni and the Crystal Palace defense have been playing well lately with three consecutive clean sheets, including one against Chelsea. Their next match is a midweek trip to Everton that will certainly test their defensive streak.

Speroni needed just two saves to keep a clean sheet Saturday against league title hopefuls Chelsea.

The clean sheet was just Speroni's second in his last eight matches. The fact that it came against Chelsea shows Palace are capable defensively of competing with anyone, especially at home.