Newcastle United slumped to a second successive loss in the capital with defeat at Crystal Palace.
Steve Bruce's side were laboured in possession and struggled to muster any meaningful efforts at Selhurst Park.
But perhaps the only player to emerge from the defeat with any credit in black and white was once again Martin Dubravka.
The Slovakian international pulled off a pair of stunning stops in the opening quarter of an hour as Palace looked set to open the scoring.
Firstly, the 31-year-old had to be at full stretch to claw away Gary Cahill's header clear after the former England international rose highest at a corner.
Less than 10 minutes later, Dubravka had to repeat the trick to pull of another impressive stop to deny Scott Dann.
The defender beat Joelinton at the front post, forcing the goalkeeper to tip his effort behind for another corner.
The Premier League's official Twitter account posted a picture of the save from Cahill at half-time, asking football fans whether it was the save of the season.
And the stop drew praise from none other than Liverpool's number one Alisson.
The Brazilian international - who is joint top for clean sheets recorded in the division despite missing two months through injury - showered his fellow goalkeeper with praise.
Patrick Van Aanholt did ultimately end up beating Dubravka to seal the points for Roy Hodgson's side.
However, it could have been a far more embarrassing scoreline for United if it was not for another inspired display from their undisputed number one
