The first phase of the World Cup has ended and it's time to round up some numbers. Through its official website, FIFA compiled a ranking of the shotstoppers with the best track record so far in the tournament.
10. Eiji Kawashima (Japan) - 9 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 69.2%
9. David Ospina (Colombia) - 9 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 69.2%
8. Mathew Ryan (Australia) - 10 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 66.7%
7. Keylor Navas (Costa Rica) - 10 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 66.7%
6. Yann Sommer (Switzerland) - 10 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 71.4%
5. Vladimir Stojkovic (Serbia) - 10 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 71.4%
4. Manuel Neuer (Germany) - 11 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 73.3%
3. Cho Hyun-woo (South Korea) - 13 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 81.2%
2. Kasper Schmeichel (Denmark) - 14 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 93.3%
1. Guillermo Ochoa (Mexico) - 17 saves
Percentage of shots received/saved: 81.0%