I think he maybe could of done better with the first and third goal if he was willing to ever leave his line and engage with forwards in his six yard box, although I will admit it is very easy to say that in hindsight and there is no guarantee of a better outcome. But I think there is a better chance of it.
On the Saka goal I think it's a stretch to blame him for maybe he could do better but it is very well placed and would of been an outstanding save the make the ground up. But I think the saka goal comes indirectly from a corner when Martinez slid across the front post to stop a through ball from Odegard reaching Nkethia. A situation that I can't help but feel should of been swept up by De Gea. But I could be wrong on both counts as iv not had a chance to have a second look as of yet.
But the things that infuriated more than anything today we're his complete lack of command and composure when we were under the cosh in the last 20. That paniky punch, when he could of very easily caught it sums up where all his flaws stem from, his mentality or lack of it. He is meant it be one of our most experienced players and it was panic stations, hoofing it under any pressure with his feet and downright refusing to claim high balls to help allieviate the pressure on the defenders. Coupled with when he was given a chance to launch a counter but instead decided to waste time by claiming injury after being tapped on the arm. Accepting a draw when there was a chance of winning the game is exactly the sort of mentality that has held us back for years. I'm glad ETH has called this out post match.
I'm not blaming him personally for the defeat we were in the end beaten by the better side in a very competitive game. But our inability to control games, get out under pressure and poor game management are all partly on having a GK who has a big negative effect in all three departments.