Martin Dubravka has reflected on Newcastle United's 1-1 draw against Wolves.
The Slovakia international pulled off some incredible saves to keep the European-chasing Molineux side at bay.
Notably, he kept out Leander Dendonker and then Pedro Neto in the second half to help United pick up a creditable draw.
He said: "I only had half a second to react. I'm happy to help the players today.
"If we can take one point at least, these kind of saves are a bonus for me."
Newcastle had taken the lead through Miguel Almiron, and Dubravka said: "We started very well, scored a good goal and tried to keep the ball.
"Unfortunately, we conceded a goal from a set-piece, so we have to work on that for our next game."
But the game came at a cost for Newcastle as Dwight Gayle and Paul Dummett limped off injured
Dubravka said: “Hopefully the injuries aren’t bad ones and they can be ready for next game.”
