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MY VIKTOR IS THE BEST IN DIVISION – ROBINS

MY VIKTOR IS THE BEST IN DIVISION – ROBINS

By Nigel Gardner

S TOKE City manager Mark Robins hailed goalkeeper Viktor Johansson as “the best in the division” after his stunning late save against Derby.
David Ozoh’s late shot looked destined for the net until Johansson plunged low to his right to push the ball away.
The keeper’s moment of brilliance preserved Stoke’s lead given to them early in the second half by Luke Graham, who headed in a free-kick for his first goal for the club.
Derby responded well with Ozoh and Rhian Brewster missing decent chances, while Stoke’s Justin Devenny...

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