Showing posts with label goalkeepers' summary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goalkeepers' summary. Show all posts

Friday, 30 July 2010

World Cup 2010, full stats of goalkeepers' performance



The table presents full stats of goalkeeper's performance at World Cup 2010. Games started, saves made, allowed goals, clean sheets and penalty saves made. All data according to ESPN stats. May differ sligthly from data of other pages.

CountryGoalkeeperGamesSavesGoals allowedClean sheetsPenalties saved
Algeria Rais M'Bohli 2 12 1 1 0
Algeria Faouzi Chaouchi 1 2 1 0 0
Argentina Sergio Romero 5 10 6 2 0
Australia Mark Schwarzer 3 13 6 0 0
Brazil Julio Cesar 5 11 4 2 0
Cameroon Souleymanou Hamidou 3 10 4 0 0
Chile Claudio Bravo 4 5 5 2 0
Denmark Thomas Sorensen 3 16 6 0 0
England Robert Green 1 3 1 0 0
England David James 3 6 4 2 0
France Hugo Lloris 3 12 4 1 0
Germany Manuel Neuer 6 20 3 3 0
Germany Hans-Joerg Butt 1 4 2 0 0
Ghana Richard Kingson 5 23 4 1 0
Greece Alexandros Tzorvas 3 13 5 0 0
Honduras Noel Valladares 3 12 3 0 0
Italy Gianluigi Buffon 1 0 1 0 0
Italy Frederico Marchetti 3 1 4 1 0
Ivory Coast Boubacar Barry 3 8 3 2 0
Japan Elji Kawashima 4 11 2 1 1*
Mexico Óscar Pérez 4 13 5 1 0
Netherlands Maarten Stekelenburg 7 21 6 2 0
New Zealand Mark Paston 3 9 2 1 0
Nigeria Vincent Enyeama 3 21 5 0 0
North Korea Ri Myong-Guk 3 21 12 0 0
Paraguay Justo Villar 5 11 2 3 1
Portugal Eduardo 4 19 1 3 0
Serbia Vladimir Stojković 3 7 3 1 1
Slovakia Jan Mucha 4 14 7 0 0
Slovenia Samir Handanovic 3 13 3 1 0
South Africa Itumeleng Khune 2 4 2 0 0
South Africa Moeneeb Josephs 2 3 3 0 0
South Korea Jung Sung-Ryong 4 15 8 1 0
Spain Iker Casillas 7 16 2 5 1
Switzerland Diego Benaglio 3 13 2 1 0
United States Tim Howard 4 14 5 1 0
Uruguay Fernando Muslera 7 22 8 3 2


* the goal was scored after retake

Saves total: 428 (6,7 per game)
Allowed goals total: 145 (2,7 per game)
Clean sheets total: 41
Penalty saves total: 6

Saturday, 10 July 2010

World Cup 2010: goalkeepers ups and downs - summary after semifinals



In semifinals goalkeepers made 14 saves in total and allowed 6 goals. 7 saves per a match.

Most saves overall



Manuel Neuer (Germany), Maarten Stekelenburg (Netherlands) and Fernando Muslera (Uruguay) made 4 saves each. Iker Casillas (Spain) made 2 saves.

Most conceded goals overall



Fernando Muslera conceded 3 in Uruguay - Netherlands game. However, those shots were practically impossible to save.

Clean sheets



Iker Casillas kept clean sheet in Germany - Spain game.

A goal which could be saved



Maarten Stekelenburg could do better when Diego Forlan scored the first goal for Uruguay.

The best defence



Iker Casillas's dive to pounch the ball coming from a cross.

The best one to one save



Manuel Neuer saving Villa's shot.

The slippery attempt of save



Iker Casillas. Fortunately it didn't end up with a dangerous situation.

Could do better



Maarten Stekelenburg (Netherlands). He played a fine tournament till the match with Uruguay. The same with Fernando Muslera. It's not about the lost goal, but about the impression. Didn't look as self-confident as in the previous games.

Most worried look



Iker Casillas seen during Germany - Spain game.

The goalkeeper who did fine although his team didn't won



Manuel Neuer (Germany).

The most lucky goalkeeper



Iker Casillas (Spain) again! He is not faultless but so far he avoids conceding goals even when Jambulani tries to decieve him (except for Spain - Switzerland game).

Tuesday, 6 July 2010

World Cup 2010: goalkeepers ups and downs - summary after quarterfinals



Time to do another summary.

In 4 games 8 goalkeepers made 31 saves what gives 7,8 saves per match.

Most saves overall



Mauel Neuer (Germany) and Richard Kingson (Ghana) made 7 saves each. Fernando Muslera (Uruguay) made 4. Julio Cesar (Brazil), Maarten Stekelenburg (Netherlands) and Iker Casillas (Spain) made 3 saves each.

Most conceded goals overall



Sergio Romero had conceded 4 in Argentina - Germany game.

The last line of defence - best saves in a match



Iker Casillas (Spain). There were not many, but they include a penalty save and two crucial saves in the last minutes of the game.

The best save of a penalty



This round was thrilling. So many penalties! There were also sucessful saves. In the penalty shoot-out in Uruguay - Ghana Fernando Muslera saved 2.

Clean sheets



Two goalkeepers managed to keep a clean sheet. Iker Casillas (Spain) and Manuel Neuer (Germany).

A goal allowed in the most awkward way



Sergio Romero in Argentina - Germany match. It looked so strange... Although I wouldn't put it enterily on his account as Mueller slightly touched the ball to push the ball into the net past the goalkeeper.

The best defence



Will name here Sergio Romero's save. If he hadn't pounched the ball coming from a cross, Klose would have undoubtly scored and Argentina would have lost 5:0...

Fatal misjudgment



Julio Cesar (Brazil) missed a cross and crashed with his own defender. It points one things: the mistakes happens even to the best.

The most lucky save



Iker Casillas was very, very lucky that he managed to save both shots in the last minutes of the Paraguay - Spain game (after the first shot he bounced the ball on foot of Paraguay's player).

The postivie surprise



Justo Villar of Paraguay. I admit, after he misjudged the corner which resulted in a goal for Italy, I though he is going to make another mistake like this. I was wrong. Not only nothing like this had happen, but he also managed to save a penalty in the match with Spain which kept Paraguay in the game.

The negative surprise



Richard Kingson. It's not like he did bad in Ghana - Uruguay game, because he made some good saves, but after the lost goal he had lost focus for good 15 minutes, making a series of little mistakes which could end up in losing another goal. Then, however, he pulled himself together.

The most meaningful look



Fernando Muslera's look says everything. He knows what is going to happen. "Ooops, there is going to be a penalty." Wonder what he was thinking, facing in the last minute of the game Gyan, who had already scored two penalty kicks at this championships. Probably he was praying for a miracle...

A miracle "save"



Which did happen. The ball bounced off the bar.

Twist of game nobody would predict



Two penalties saved by two goalkeepers in one game in less than 5' minutes span. Amazing!

The goalkeeper who did fine although his team didn't made through



Justo Villar of Paraguay.

The most lucky goalkeeper



Justo Villar again. He could have been booked with a red card for clipping Fabregas. The referee didn't see it or chose to not see it.

The nicest moment



Fernando Muslera saying "thanks" to the bar.

The saddest moment



Julio Cesar crying after the lost match.

A suggestion...



...for Luis Suarez. He should consider changing postion and playing as a goalkeeper ;)

Thursday, 1 July 2010

World Cup 2010: goalkeepers ups and downs - summary after 1/8



Next teams said goodbye to the World Cup, others qualified to the next round. Time to do another summary. Seems that this time one goalkeeper qualifies to be put in the most of the categories...

In 8 matches 68 saves was made what gives 8,5 saves per every match.

Most saves overall



Eduardo made 9 saves in Spain - Portugal match, saving also his team from an ashaming defeat.

The second place belongs to Jan Mucha who made 7 saves in Slovakia - Netherlands game. Manuel Neuer (Germany), Eiji Kawashima (Japan) and Jung Sung-Ryong (South Korea) made 6 saves each.

Most conceded goals overall



James allowed 4 goals in England - Germany match. Could act better in at least two situations...

The last line of defence - best saves in a match



There can be only one choice: Eduardo in Spain - Portugal match. However, Kingson in Ghana - US match did very good and it had to come to penalty to defeat him.

The best save of a penalty



There were penalties, there were penalty shoot-out, but no sucessful penalty save... However, for the attitude I put here Villar (Paraguay). He looked so self-confident, so easy-going that it had to make Japanese players at least a bit more unsecure.

Clean sheets



Only two goalkeepers managed to keep clean sheet in this round: Julio Cesar of Brazil and Iker Casillas of Spain.

The best defence



I could put Eduardo also in this category, but Kingson also deserves to named here for his amazing 1 to 1 saves in Ghana - US match. Did this more than once. Impressive.

Good performance in the game



Manuel Neuer (Germany). His long pass was an assist for Klose who scored the opening goal.

A goal allowed in the most awkward way



Some things in football are certain. There are two goals and one ball, Germans are always winning in the end and English goalkeepers are English goalkeepers. Means far from being good. James managed somehow to keep 2 clean sheets in the group matches. Unfortunately for him in the match with Germany he commited all mistakes he shouldn't. He made an error when he was late with coming out of the goal when the first goal for Germany was scored but his third attempt of save was the most fatal. He pushed the ball into the net with his left elbow. A blunder, no doubt.

Most effort put in the match but it gave nothing



Jan Mucha made good saves in Slovakia - Netherlands match but all this effort were wasted by one mistake and misjuding the cross.

A goalkeeper who yelled the most at his defenders



Tim Howard in Ghana - US. The defenders, however, seemed to not communicate quite well among themselves and didn't help too much his goalkeeper.

The most lucky save



Eduardo again. Save of Llorente's shot.

A rare sight



Two goalkeepers in one penalty box. Richard Kingson and Tim Howard in Ghana - US game.

The most funny moment



Mexico - Argentina game. Some paper streamers thrown by fans had landed on the pitch. The commentator said "The service is removing the streamers now " and then the camera showed Mexican goalkeeper Oscar Perez doing the work insted of the service. A helpful goalie.

It could end up with a lost goal...



What is happening with Spanish goalkeeper Iker Casillas? He let the ball out of his hands way too often in Spanish - Portugal match. It could end up with losing the goal. He was, however, focused when he rushed out of the goal to clear the ball.

The goalkeeper who did fine although his team didn't made through



Eduardo (Portugal). Tim Howard (US) also did fine as well as Kawashima (Japan) and Mucha (Slovakia).

The saddest moment



Eduardo in despair after the lost match with Spain.

A nice gesture



Fellow goalkeepers Beto and Daniel Fernandes consoling Eduardo.