Skip to main content

EPL Keepers na Umahiri Wao Huu Hapa kwa Msimu Uliopita. Je nani ataendelea kubaki katika chat?

Hugo Lloris has been the best goalkeeper in the Premier League this season, new research has revealed.
The Football Observatory have found that Lloris is statistically the best keeper in the division and the seventh best in Europe.
All of the goalkeepers of the big-five leagues in Europe - England, France, Germany, Italy and Spain - were ranked based on a number of key indicators such as minutes per goal conceded, percentage of shots saved and saves per match.
Manuel Neuer came out on top followed by Jan Oblak of Atletico Madrid and Gianluigi Buffon of Juventus.
Manuel Neuer is the best goalkeeper in Europe, according to Football Observatory

Lloris, in seventh, was the only Premier League keeper to make it into the top 10.
So how does the Spurs shot-stopper compare to the others in the division?
To find out, Mirror Football have taken a look at the league records of every keeper to have played at least 10 matches in the Premier League this season.

Minutes per goal conceded

Hugo Lloris has by far and away the best record when it comes to minutes per goal conceded.
The France number one has conceded just one goal every 122.4 minutes of league play this season.
Lloris has the best minutes per goal conceded record

That's far less frequently than the keeper with the next best record, Fraser Forster, who has let in a goal once every 103.8 minutes on average.
Joe Hart has conceded one every 97.9 minutes for Manchester City, David De Gea one every 96.4 minutes for Manchester United and Petr Cech one every 96.2 minutes for Arsenal.

Top 10


Name
Mins per goal conceded
Hugo Lloris
122.4
Fraser Forster
103.8
Joe Hart
97.9
David De Gea
96.4
Petr Cech
96.2
Kasper Schmeichel
95.5
Ben Foster
90.0
Maarten Stekelenburg
80.5
Heurelho Gomes
77.9
Jack Butland
75.4

Percentage of shots saved

Petr Cech just edges out his fellow keepers when it comes to saving shots.
He's made 95 saves for the Gunners this season, which works out as 76.6 per cent of all the shots fired at him.
Petr Cech has the best shot save percentage in the English top flight

Hugo Lloris has saved 76.2% of the shots he's faced, the second best ratio in the league.
Ben Foster has saved 76% of his shots, while Fraser Forster has saved 75.5% of his shots faced and Vito Mannone has saved 75% of his.

Top 10

Name
Shot save%
Petr Cech
76.6
Hugo Lloris
76.2
Ben Foster
76
Fraser Forster
75.5
Vito Mannone
75
Heurelho Gomes
74.3
Jack Butland
73.6
David De Gea
73.3
Kasper Schmeichel
72.5
Joel Robles
72.5

Games per clean sheet

Joe Hart and David De Gea have the joint best records when it comes to clean sheets.
Both have gone an average of just 2.1 games for every clean sheet that they have kept in the league this season.
David De Gea and Joe Hart have fine clean sheet records

Petr Cech has had a clean sheet every 2.2 games on average.
Leicester's Kasper Schmeichel has had one every 2.3 games, while Fraser Forster has had one every 2.5 games. Hugo Lloris just misses out on the top five with one every 2.6 games on average.

Top 10

Name
Games per clean sheet
Joe Hart
2.1
David De Gea
2.1
Petr Cech
2.2
Kasper Schmeichel
2.3
Fraser Forster
2.5
Hugo Lloris
2.6
Maarten Stekelenburg
2.8
Ben Foster
3.0
Heurelho Gomes
3.1
Jack Butland
3.1

Football Observatory's top 10 goalkeepers in the "big five" leagues

1) Manuel Neuer, Bayern Munich
2) Jan Oblak, Atletico Madrid
3) Gianluigi Buffon, Juventus
4) Kevin Trapp, PSG
5) Claudio Bravo, Barcelona
6) Vincent Enyeama, Lille
7) Hugo Lloris, Tottenham
8) Alphonse Areola, Villarreal
9) Keylor Navas, Real Madrid
10) Pepe Reina, Napoli

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

These are Said to Be the Best Goalkeepers in the World, Ranking from 1-25

25. Stephane Ruffier, Saint-Etienne Had Stephane Ruffier not sustained a groin injury in 2011, Monaco might never have been relegated to Ligue 2. But he did, and they were, and that summer the then-24-year-old goalkeeper joined Saint-Etienne, rebuffing Manchester City in the progress. This season he played all 38 Ligue 1 matches for Les Verts for a second season in succession, conceding just 32 goals as his side finished a surprising fifth in the standings and qualified for the Europa League. 24. Pepe Reina, Liverpool Only Joe Hart kept more Premier League clean sheets than Pepe Reina in 2012-13. In a season that saw Liverpool finish a disappointing seventh in the English top-flight, the 30-year-old managed to keep things respectable from a defensive standpoint, conceding only 34 goals and stopping 88 per cent of the shots he faced. To finish the season he conceded just a single goal in his last four matches. 23. Mariano Andujar, Catania Only Parma managed ...

The Happy Di Matteo..!

Roberto Di Matteo watched his attacking stars inspire a 5-4 extra-time victory over Manchester United and he preferred to savour a second night of high-scoring league cup thrills rather than focus on "the other stuff" in football. The Chelsea manager did not need to spell out what he meant, in the wake of the league fixture against United on Sunday, when his team's controversial 3-2 home defeat was followed by the allegation that the referee Mark Clattenburg had racially abused Mikel John Obi. There had also been spite in the stands. Di Matteo focused on the flair and spirit that his team had shown here, when they came from behind three times to force the extra period, with the substitute Eden Hazard scoring from the penalty spot with the very last kick of normal time. Hazard's quick feet and sumptuous reverse pass created what proved to be the decisive fifth goal late in extra-time for Ramires. "Over the last two days we have seen...

Read What Shakira Says. Via Yahoo!

Looking at  Shakira  and her fabulous figure you might be surprised to learn it was only three months ago that she gave birth to son Milan. But the “Hips Don’t Lie” singer reveals that dropping the pounds was no cake walk. While promoting “The Voice” in Pasadena, California, on Monday, the blond bombshell revealed, "[Losing baby weight] is the only thing that’s been a little stressful … I knew I had to come back here to do ‘The Voice’ two months after I had delivered a baby. I didn’t have my four months of maternity like every woman on Earth has. I’m not trying to complain, but it’s been a process full of challenges.” Photo source: omg INSIDER & Yahoo The 36-year-old mama added that the pressure to shed the baby weight at record speed is something that she feels the previous generations didn't face. She said, “I think that our mothers and grandmothers weren’t under the pressure women of today are after delivering a baby. My dad says there’s nothing better than meat...