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Minors league (1 & 2) Goalkeeper statistics BEST BALL FONDLER.. HANDLER? - Jeanious - 2026-09-26 Average rating Average rating gives us a good starting point for looking at out division 2 goalkeepers showing which goalkeeper(s) have been performing the best and most consistent in the season so far. Turd Ferguson leads the way with a 7.37 average rating and is narrowly ahead of Cory Stevens on 7.35. Domingo Hernández follows in third with 7.30 while Kazeno Kagenori and Duncan Walrusson sit fourth and fifth on 7.10 and 7.09 respectively. Ahmad Ampharos and Benecio Aguilera III are tied on 7.00. Slim Towered follows closely on 6.99, try harder next time to get to the 7.00 club! Joseph Daniel Kakou sits on 6.94. Swiss Cheese rounds out the top ten with 6.79. We can see that the goalkeepers are performing on a pretty similar level with just 0.58 separating Ferguson at the top from Swiss Cheese in tenth. The top three are particularly close with only 0.07 between first and third. Saves tipped Saves tipped shows us which goalkeepers are most frequently getting a hand to shots that they are not able to catch in safe hands. Brick Wall Jr. leads the way with 12 tipped saves, just two ahead of Slim Towered in second with 10. Turd Ferguson follows in third with 9 while Duncan Walrusson records 8. Cory Stevens and Kazeno Kagenori are tied on 7 followed by Ahmad Ampharos, Benecio Aguilera III, Domingo Hernández and Swiss Cheese on 6 each. It's a fairly close statistic with just 6 tipped saves separating Brick Wall Jr. at the top from the four goalkeepers tied for seventh. Saves parried Saves parried shows us which goalkeepers are most frequently getting a hand to shots that are maybe not the safest to try and catch in safe hands, or maybe they would be better off as a boxer. Swiss Cheese leads the way with 21 parried saves, narrowly ahead of Cory Stevens and Brick Wall Jr. on 20 each. Kazeno Kagenori follows in fourth with 18 while Moew enBach and Turd Ferguson are tied on 15. Domingo Hernández sits seventh with 14, followed by Ahmad Ampharos, Slim Towered and Umaq Yupanqui on 13 each. It's another closely packed statistic with just 8 parried saves separating Swiss Cheese at the top from the three players tied for eighth. Saves held Saves held shows us which goalkeepers are most frequently catching or securing shots rather than parrying or tipping them away. Duncan Walrusson leads the way with 23 held saves, just three ahead of Domingo Hernández on 20. Turd Ferguson follows in third with 18 while Cory Stevens and Brick Wall Jr. are tied on 13. Ahmad Ampharos sits sixth with 12 followed by Umaq Yupanqui on 10. Slim Towered and Swiss Cheese share eighth with 9 each while Kazeno Kagenori rounds out the top ten with 8. The gap at the top is slightly wider than with parried saves but also this statistic remains fairly compact overall with 15 held saves separating Duncan Walrusson from Kazeno Kagenori. With the amount of shots we see each game, this could change in just one game. Conceded Conceded shows us which goalkeepers have been beaten most often, so you want to be ranked ten or more ideally not listed for this statistic. Swiss Cheese leading the way on 27 goals conceded. Brick Wall Jr. is close behind with 26 while Duncan Walrusson sits third on 15. Domingo Hernández and Umaq Yupanqui are tied for fourth with 13 followed by a four way tie between Kazeno Kagenori, Lencho Ash, Ahmad Ampharos and Moew enBach on 12. Turd Ferguson rounds out the top ten with 11. The top two stand out from the rest of the leaderboard with Swiss Cheese and Brick Wall Jr. both having conceded at least 11 more goals than anyone else in the top ten. This shouldn't be a bash on goalkeepers as conceding a goal is usually not just the goalkeepers fault. Save% Save % shows us how often goalkeepers successfully stop the shots they face with Cory Stevens leading the way at 81.63%. Slim Towered follows closely behind on 80% while Turd Ferguson completes the top three with 79.25%. Domingo Hernández sits fourth with 75.47% followed by Duncan Walrusson on 74.14%. Kazeno Kagenori records 73.33% while Ahmad Ampharos is just behind on 72.09%. João Cancelo takes eighth with 70%, Benecio Aguilera III and Moew enBach round out the top ten with both on 69.23% (69 hehe). This statistic is fairly closely matched with just 12.40 percentage points separating Cory Stevens at the top from the two players tied for ninth. Maybe even more important, almost the entire top ten is at 70% save % which seems impressive, atleast to me. I am probably personally boosting some keepers stats with the amount of shots my player has taken and missed.. xSave% xSave percentage estimates how often a goalkeeper would be expected to save the shots they face based on the quality of those chances, as determined by the allknowing match engines. João Cancelo leads the way at 88% followed by Benecio Aguilera III on 86.3% and Turd Ferguson on 85.10%. Duncan Walrusson sits fourth with 84.86%, just ahead of Cory Stevens on 84.6%. Domingo Hernández follows on 82.86% while Kazeno Kagenori records 82.29%. Moew enBach takes eighth with 81.24%, ollowed by Umaq Yupanqui on 80.67% and Slim Towered on 80.43%. So this shows us that the impressive looking save % should actually be even higher and our goalkeepers are making "mistakes" across the board, lucky for us outfield players. Penalties faced Penalties faced shows us which goalkeepers have, believe it or not, faced the most penalties. Brick Wall Jr. and Domingo Hernández tied at the top after each facing two penalties. Seven more goalkeepers have faced one penalty each, seems like we are getting a lot of penalties called this season. Cory Stevens, Ahmad Ampharos, Joseph Daniel Kakou, Duncan Walrusson, NORTH SHORE GOALKEEPER (hehe), Lencho Ash and Slim Towered all sit on one penalty faced. Benecio Aguilera III rounds out the top ten although he has yet to face a penalty, so this is just a free shout out. Penalties saved Penalties saved shows us which goalkeepers have successfully stopped a/the penalty with Joseph Daniel Kakou, Domingo Hernández and Slim Towered all leading the way on 1 saved penalty each. The remaining seven goalkeepers in the top ten have yet to save a penalty, because they either haven't faced one or because they didn't save the penalty, another crazy fact to throw out there. Ahmad Ampharos, Cory Stevens, Brick Wall Jr., Duncan Walrusson, Benecio Aguilera III, João Cancelo and Kazeno Kagenori all sitting on 0. xG prevented xG prevented shows us how many expected goals a goalkeeper has prevented compared with the goals they would have been expected to concede based on the opportunities they have had to deal with. Domingo Hernández leads the way by a considerable margin with 8.95 xG prevented followed by Slim Towered on 6.59. Kazeno Kagenori sits third with 3.54, just ahead of Cory Stevens on 3.46. Ahmad Ampharos follows with 2.26 while Turd Ferguson and Duncan Walrusson record 2.12 and 1.86 respectively. Moew enBach sits eighth on 1.75 followed by Umaq Yupanqui on 0.59. After this goalkeepers have sadly let more goals in than they should have, João Cancelo closes out this statistic recording -1.29 xG prevented. The difference between the top two and the rest is notable with Domingo Hernández alone accounting for 8.95 xG prevented while João Cancelo's -1.29 gives this statistic an overall spread of 10.24 expected goals. Clean sheets Clean sheets shows us which goalkeepers have managed to keep their opponents from scoring with a huge seven way tie at the top. Benecio Aguilera III, Joseph Daniel Kakou, Duncan Walrusson, Domingo Hernández, Moew enBach, Turd Ferguson and Kazeno Kagenori have all recorded 2 clean sheets. Ahmad Ampharos, Umaq Yupanqui and Slim Towered each sit on 1 clean sheet. Rounding out the top ten. This shows us that getting a clean sheet seems to be rather difficult this season.