Goalkeeper saves stats
How it worksThe goalkeepers kept busiest this season, the teams whose keeper makes and forces the most saves, and the leagues with the most saves per match.
Goalkeepers with the most saves
Saves this season. This season, domestic leagues, players with 5+ appearances. The 2+, 3+ and 4+ columns are how often a keeper reaches that many in a match.
Teams with the most saves made
Saves by their own goalkeeper per match. This season, domestic leagues, teams with 6+ matches.
Teams forcing the most saves
Saves forced from the opposition goalkeeper per match: an attack that tests the keeper often. This season, domestic leagues, teams with 6+ matches.
Leagues with the most saves
Average goalkeeper saves per match. This season, domestic leagues with 40+ matches played.
Saves and betting
Save counts track how much work a goalkeeper is given. The keepers at the top of this table are usually behind defences that concede plenty of shots on target, which makes the saves market worth a look when they face an attacking side. Read the numbers next to shots on target against for the clearest setup.
The shots on target page shows which teams generate and concede the most efforts on goal. For keeper save props with live odds, use the player props finder.
Goalkeeper saves FAQ
A save is recorded when the goalkeeper stops a shot that was on target from entering the goal. Blocks by outfield defenders are not keeper saves, and clearances or catches from crosses do not count unless they stop a goalbound effort.
A goalkeeper can only make a save when the opposition gets a shot on target. Keepers behind a defence that concedes a lot of chances face more work, so a high save count often reflects time spent under pressure rather than a quiet afternoon.
Volume measures workload, not quality. Save percentage, which compares saves to shots faced, is a better quality signal. A keeper near the top of this list is busy, which is useful for save props, but it does not by itself rank them among the best.
Goalkeeper saves props are commonly offered between 2.5 and 4.5, with overs the more popular side. They appear on selected top-division fixtures. Keepers behind defences that concede sustained pressure are the most relevant for the over.