Euro 2012: Goalkeepers' stats

Stats of goalkeepers' performance at Euro 2012. All data according to ESPN stats. May differ sligthly from data of other pages.

Country	Goalkeeper	Games played	Saves in each game						Saves total	Goals allowed	Clean sheets	Penalties saved
			1st	2nd	3rd	QF	SF	F
Croatia	Stipe Pletikosa	3	3	4	7	-	-	-	14	3	0	0
Czech Republic	Petr Cech	4	1	0	4	4	-	-	9	6	1	0
Denmark	Stephan Andersen	3	5	5	2	-	-	-	12	5	1	0
England	Joe Hart	4	6	5	2	8	-	-	21	3	2	0
France	Hugo Lloris	4	0	1	3	1	-	-	6	5	1	0
Germany	Manuel Neuer	5	3	3	3	3	3	-	15	4	1	0
Greece	Kostas Chalkias	2	2	0	-	-	-	-	2	3	0	0
Greece	Michail Sifakis	3	-	1	2	8	-	-	11	4	1	0
Italy	Gianluigi Buffon	6	4	5	2	1	6	2	20	2	2	1
Netherlands	Maarten Stekelenburg	3	3	5	6	-	-	-	14	5	0	0
Poland	Wojciech Szczęsny	1	0	-	-	-	-	-	-	1	0	0
Poland	Przemysław Tytoń	3	0	1	4	-	-	-	5	2	0	1
Portugal	Rui Patrício	5	2	2	2	0	3	-	9	5	1	1
Republic of Ireland	Shay Given	3	2	11	17	4	-	-	17	9	0	0
Russia	Vyacheslav Malafeev	3	5	6	1	-	-	-	12	3	1	0
Spain	Iker Casillas	6	5	2	3	1	0	4	15	1	3	1
Sweden	Andreas Isaksson	3	2	3	5	-	-	-	10	5	1	0
Ukraine	Andriy Pyatov	3	4	8	2	-	-	-	14	4	0	0

UEFA: Portugal's Patrício shines brightest in defeat

According to UEFA page:

Despite being on the losing side, Portugal goalkeeper Rui Patrício put in an excellent display between the posts to protect a clean sheet and force Spain to a penalty shoot-out.

Ultimately unable to prevent his side from being eliminated by La Roja in the semi-final at the Donbass Arena, the Sporting Clube de Portugal keeper was the star of the night, repelling all five of Spain's shots on target during the 120 minutes and topping the Castrol EDGE Index with a score of 9.4.

Although Patrício was little more than a spectator for the first 90 minutes, his composure under crosses and general command of his area were faultless, and he made two particularly sharp saves when it mattered in extra time to keep his side level. The first came just moments before the break in extra time. Andrés Iniesta met Jordi Alba's cut-back with a first-time effort from point-blank range, but Patrício's reflexes were superb, and he got down brilliantly to his left to palm the ball away.

The second save was a mirror image of his first, as Jesús Navas broke into the area on the right-hand side and drilled a low, angled effort that required a top-notch reaction parry from Patrício down to his right. While it does not count toward his Castrol score, Patrício also made a terrific penalty block from Xabi Alonso on a night when he could consider himself unfortunate to be on the losing side.

The article can be found here link.

IFFHS: The World‘s best Goalkeeper of the First Decade (2001-2010)

Gianluigi Buffon was named by IFFHS the best goalkeeper of the decade. Iker Casillas is on the second place, while Petr Cech is third. The two first goalies can switch places by the end of the year, as annual votes from 2010 will be added to the total value of the points.

The ranking is based on:
- annual vote by different jurors (countires) on three top places (3 points to 1 point) in early years; in later years on four top places (4 points to 1 point),
- IFFHS annual ranking of the goalkeepers; points were given for the top twenty places (20 points for the first place, 19 for the second etc. to 1 point for the 20th).

	Goalkeeper	Country	Points (2001-2010)
1.	Gianluigi Buffon	Italy	170
2.	Iker Casillas	Spain	157
3.	Petr Čech	Czech Republic	120
4.	Oliver Kahn	Germany	99
5.	Edwin van der Sar	Netherlands	92
6.	Nélson de Jesus e Silva "Dida"	Brazil	90
7.	Jens Lehmann	Germany	72
8.	Roberto Carlos Abbondanzieri	Argentina	68
9.	Fabien Barthez	France	55
10.	Rogério Ceni	Brazil	53
11.	Francesco Toldo	Italy	52
12.	José Manuel Reina	Spain	50
13.	Victor Valdes	Spain	49
14.	Júlio César Soãres Espíndola	Brazil	44
15.	Jerzy Dudek	Poland	42
16.	Igor Akinfeev	Russia	41
17.	Santiago Cañizares	Spain	35
18.	Grégory Coupet	France	28
19.	Rüştü Reçber	Turkey	27
20.	José Luis Félix Chilavert	Paraguay	26
21.	José Francisco Cevallos	Ecuador	25
	Timothy Matthew Howard	USA	25
23.	Andonios Nikopolidis	Greece	24
24.	René Adler	Germany	23
25.	Bradlay Howard Friedel	USA	21
26.	Oscar Eduardo Córdoba	Colombia	19
27.	Andrés Palop	Spain	17
	Francisco Guillermo Ochoa	Mexico	17
	Justo Wilmar Villar	Paraguay	17
	Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis	Brazil	17
31.	Ricardo Alexandre Martins Soares Pereira	Portugal	16
	Vítor Manuel Martins Baía	Portugal	16
33.	Heurelho da Silva Gomes	Brazil	15
	Timo Hildebrand	Germany	15
35.	Juan Carlos Henao	Colombia	13
	Woon-Jae Lee	South Korea	13
37.	Oswaldo Sánchez	Mexico	12
38.	Ruslan Nigmatullin	Russia	11
39.	Andreas Isaksson	Sweden	10
	Carlo Cudicini	Italy	10
	Doniéber Alexander Marangon "Doni"	Brazil	10
	Hugo Lloris	France	10
	Ivan Pellizzoli	Italy	10
	Óscar Pérez	Mexico	10
	Peter Schmeichel	Denmark	10
	Samir Handanović	Slovenia	10
	Séamus John James Given	Ireland	10
48.	Magnus Hedman	Sweden	8
	Mark Schwarzer	Australia	8
	Pascal Zuberbühler	Switzerland	8
	Ricardo Tavarelli	Paraguay	8
52.	Nigel Martyn	England	7
	Sergey Ovchinnikov	Russia	7
	Agustín Julio	Colombia	6
	David Seaman	England	6
	Roberto Óscar Bonano	Argentina	6
	Tony Mario Sylva	Senegal	6
	Vyacheslav Malafeev	Russia	6
59.	Artur Boruc	Poland	5
	Carlos Fernando Navarro Montoya	Argentina	5
	Fabián Carini	Uruguay	5
	Sander Westerveld	Netherlands	5
	Sebastián Saja	Argentina	5
64.	Germán Adrian Burgos	Argentina	4
	José María Buljabasich	Argentina	4
	Manuel Rivero	Spain	4
67.	Thomas Sørensen	Denmark	3
68.	Grégory Wimbée	France	2
69.	Carlos Idriss Kameni	Cameroon	1

Source: http://www.iffhs.de/

Conclusions:

- I'm almost sure Iker is going to outrun Gigi, as Buffon lost half of the year due to an injury,
- interesting to see that Ricardo and Vitor Baia occupy the same place,
- only two Polish goalkeepers made to the list - Jerzy Dudek and Artur Boruc,
- the fact that El Hadary of Egypt is completely missed in this ranking suprises me the most
- really curious if any African goalkeepers are going to make on the list after the final vote.

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.

Country	Goalkeeper	Games	Saves	Goals allowed	Clean sheets	Penalties 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