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Brad Freidel picked up his second of the season, but has allowed three during his Blackburn career and so does not make the table showing the leading stoppers over the past two seasons
Barthez has managed his 100% record with some effective gamesmanship: he did allow one passed him earlier on in his career at Manchester United. Over this time period the least effective goalkeepers have been Mark Schwarzer (1 save to nine allowed) and Neil Sullivan (1/8): Sullivan, with 26, has the unenviable record of conceding the most penalties in the Premiership. Over the past two years, Ian Walker, Paul Jones, Kasey Keller and Peter Enckleman have each allowed five in without stopping one
Of course for every hero there is a goat. Four players have managed to miss at least two penalties in the past twenty-four months, although - of these - only Fowler has yet to notch at least one. Twelve other players have missed one penalty without scoring one
Even Alan Shearer, the most prolific penalty scorer of all time, with 42, is not immune from failure. van Nistelrooy and di Canio match his seven succesful penalties over this time-period, both with a 100% success rate
Go Figure Archive
| Best Penalty Stoppers (since 4th Nov 2000) |
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| Player | Saved | Allowed |
| Pierre Barthez | 2 | 0 |
| Thomas Sorensen | 4 | 2 |
| Russell Hoult | 2 | 1 |
| Matteo Sereni | 3 | 2 |
| Paul Gerrard | 2 | 2 |
| Carlo Cudicini | 2 | 2 |
| Carlo Nash | 1 | 1 |
| Gary Walsh | 1 | 1 |
| Worst Penalty Takers (since 4th Nov 2000) |
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| Player | Missed | Scored |
| Robbie Fowler | 2 | 0 |
| Kevin Phillips | 4 | 2 |
| Muzzy Izzett | 2 | 4 |
| Alan Shearer | 3 | 7 |
| Go Figure 30 Nov - 2 Dec |
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Arsenal 31 Aston Villa
Thierry Henry
joins the logjam of players with nine goals and also leads the league
with 12 assists. He is also the all-time Premiership points to game ratio
leader at 1.08, with 67 goals and 56 assists in only 114 appearances |
Birmingham City 11 Tottenham Hotspur Birmingham top the league with 34 bookings,
and already have three players with six or more cautions
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Blackburn Rovers 21 Fulham Blackburn have now been beneficiaries of three of the
eight own-goals conceded in the premiership this season and win courtesy of another penalty save More...
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Chelsea 30 Sunderland At 298 minutes, Sunderland are on the verge of their second five-hour shut-out
this season. Manchester United (305 mins) endured their worst Premiership spell ever earlier in the year
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Leeds United 12 Charlton Athletic Leeds become only the fifth team to suffer
a sequence of five or more losses at home during a Premiership season. The 1993/4 Spurs
and 95/6 Boro sides each avoided relegation
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Liverpool 12 Manchester United United deny Liverpool the opportunity of inflicting
the double over them for the third consecutive season as Forlan picks up his seventh point in six games
after recording but a single assist in his first 23 appearances
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Manchester City 20 Bolton Wanderers Howey's goal means that four of City's
six goal-scorers have scored a header this season. Only Arsenal, with thirteen different scorers, can match this
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Newcastle United 21 Everton Everrton's run of 1-0 victories ends at five, but they do extend to eleven their league-leading
number of games decided by the odd-goal
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West Bromwich Albion 10 Middlesbrough Boro rack up a league-leading fourth consecutive away loss.
They have recorded such a run in seven of their eight seasons, only ever-present Southanpton having a worse record
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West Ham United 01 Southampton With no more home fixtures until 21st December, the Hammers
are going to take longer than even the 1993/4 Swindon squad. However, the 1997/8 Palace side did not record a home victory until 18th April. Both sides were relegated
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