Djordje Petrovic
BOUSerbia
Right
Oct 8, 1999
26
6'4"
196 lb
GK
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BournemouthFour saves in draw
Petrovic registered four saves and allowed two goals in Friday's 2-2 draw against Manchester United.
Analysis: Petrovic made four saves and conceded two goals in Friday's 2-2 draw against Manchester United, ending his run of two straight matches without conceding. The Serbian has been heavily tested, recording at least two saves in each of his last 15 appearances, conceding 22 goals and keeping four clean sheets during that span. He will look to bounce back in a tough trip to Arsenal after the international break.
Two saves in draw
Petrovic recorded two saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 0-0 draw against Burnley.
Analysis: Petrovic turned aside each of the two Burnley shots on goal Saturday to help Bournemouth earn a share of the points in a scoreless road draw. The experienced Premier League keeper has recorded three clean sheets in his last four starting appearances, giving him nine on the campaign and tying him for the fifth most in Englands top-flight. Petrovic will look to continue his strong run of form Friday when Bournemouth hosts Manchester United.
Two saves in 0-0 draw
Petrovic registered two saves and allowed zero goals in Tuesday's 0-0 draw versus Brentford.
Analysis: Petrovic kept his eighth clean sheet of the season as he made two saves to help his team to a 0-0 draw. He has made at least two saves in his last 13 games, making three or more saves in 10 of these games. Five of his eight clean sheets this season have been at home.
Makes three saves
Petrovic registered three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Sunderland.
Analysis: Petrovic allowed a goal while making three saves during the draw to Sunderland on Saturday. He continues to be in a good run, conceding just three goals in the last five appearances, totaling 21 saves with two clean sheets in that span. The keeper will face off with Brentford for the next game on Tuesday, who have scored nine goals in the last five contests.
Earns clean sheet against West Ham
Petrovic made three saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 0-0 draw against West Ham United.
Analysis: Petrovic prevented the hosts from scoring after denying three close-range attempts during the weekend's draw. The contributions increased his season total to 83 saves, which rank him second among all goalkeepers in the league. In addition to his shot-stopping consistency, Petrovic could now hold decent clean sheet chances ahead of a home meeting with a Sunderland side that scored just once over its previous three games.
Tallies five saves against Everton
Petrovic recorded five saves and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 2-1 victory versus Everton.
Analysis: Petrovic reacted well to the home team's attacks and was beaten only from the penalty spot in this game. The keeper has improved his performance lately, limiting his last three opponents to less than two goals and helping his side to go undefeated in six consecutive league matchups. He'll look to stay strong in the next clash with a West Ham side that is averaging 3.5 shots on target per game over the current campaign.
Seven saves in 2-0 win
Petrovic registered seven saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 2-0 victory versus Wolverhampton.
Analysis: Petrovic kept his sixth clean sheet in the Premier League this season, and he ended his nine-game clean sheet drought. His seven saves were the most that he has made in any game this season. The keeper will have a tough game against Aston Villa on Saturday, although they failed to score this gameweek.
Concedes two
Petrovic made two saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 3-2 win versus Liverpool.
Analysis: Petrovic made a clearance, but was unable to prevent the goals despite his best efforts. He has now accumulated 10 saves and nine clearances across the last four games, conceding eight times. Next, he takes on Wolves, who have only scored once in the last three games.
Four saves in 1-1 draw
Petrovic had four saves and allowed one goal in Monday's 1-1 draw against Brighton. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 85th minute.
Analysis: Petrovic made four saves but conceded late on from a dramatic bicycle kick which floated into the top corner. He also made four saves in the FA Cup last week. He has made at least two saves in each of the last six games, but hasn't kept a clean sheet in the last eight matches, having kept five overall this season.
Concedes twice in Wednesday's win
Petrovic registered two saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 3-2 win against Tottenham Hotspur.
Analysis: Petrovic conceded multiple goals in his fourth straight outing Wednesday, but this time he finally earned a win despite that. He also made multiple saves for the fourth match in a row. Next up he heads to Newcastle in the FA Cup on Saturday before returning to the Premier League on Jan. 19 at Brighton.
Concedes three goals in loss
Petrovic had two saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-2 defeat against Arsenal.
Analysis: The goalkeeper did make some good saves but ultimately conceded three goals in a close loss. Petrovic has an interesting matchup looming against a Tottenham team which has 27 goals in 19 games but has slowed down a bit with just two goals in it last four matches.
Two saves in draw
Petrovic registered two saves and allowed two goals in Tuesday's 2-2 draw against Chelsea.
Analysis: Petrovic faced off against his former club Tuesday, allowing two goals on two saves and making one high claim. He ends the 2025 part of the season appearing in 19 PL games, making five saves while logging in 55 saves and 16 high claims, conceding 35 goals during his first campaign with the Cherries.
Four saves in loss
Petrovic recorded four saves and allowed four goals, but also 0 an own goal in Saturday's 4-1 defeat against Brentford.
Analysis: Petrovic recorded four saves but allowed four goals in Saturday's loss to Brentford, including an unfortunate own goal. The Serbian goalkeeper is enduring a rough stretch, conceding nine goals and making nine saves over his last three Premier League appearances without a clean sheet, and will aim to turn things around Tuesday against Chelsea.
Calm outing until late
Petrovic registered no saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Burnley.
Analysis: Petrovic faced minimal direct danger as Burnley managed only one shot on target across the match, but that lone effort became the stoppage time equalizer when Armando Broja's header found the net, leaving Petrovic with no chance to stop it. Bournemouth controlled possession and territory, yet the late concession meant Petrovic finished without a save and without the win. This was his second game of the season without a save, and he will look to record a shutout in the next fixture when the Cherries face Brentford on Saturday.
Five saves in draw
Petrovic had five saves and allowed four goals in Monday's 4-4 draw versus Manchester United.
Analysis: Petrovic endured a difficult outing against Manchester United on Monday, conceding four goals and looking shaky on several of them, but he still made five saves to help his side secure a draw. The goalkeeper has allowed 17 goals while recording 22 saves and just one clean sheet over his last seven league matches, highlighting how frequently he is tested and how difficult shutouts have been to come by. He will look to bounce back Saturday at home against bottom-table Burnley in Premier League action.
Four saves in draw
Petrovic had four saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus Chelsea.
Analysis: Petrovic turned aside each of the four shots on target his former club Chelsea could muster Saturday as Bournemouth earned a share of the points in a 0-0 draw. Across his last five appearances, Bournemouth's new No. 1 keeper has made 13 saves and six clearances while conceding an average of two goals per appearance. Petrovic will aim for similar results Monday when Bournemouth lineup versus Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Two saves in defeat
Petrovic recorded two saves and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 1-0 defeat against Everton.
Analysis: Petrovic came up with at least two saves for the eighth time in nine appearances. He also held opponents to no more than one goal for the first time in five outings. Up next for AFC Bournemouth is an encounter with Chelsea on Saturday.
Three saves in loss
Petrovic had three saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-2 loss versus Sunderland.
Analysis: Petrovic logged a minimum of three saves for a seventh time in eight games. On the other hand, he has a total of just seven saves, compared to nine goals against over the last three outings. Up next for AFC Bournemouth is a meeting with Everton on Tuesday.
Concedes twice
Petrovic made no saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus West Ham United.
Analysis: Petrovic allowed two goals without making a save during a disappointing draw against West Ham. The goalkeeper would have wanted to earn all three points in a match that Bournemouth largely controlled. Still, Petrovic has had plenty of good performances despite this disappointing draw.
Concedes four at Villa Park
Petrovic made four saves and allowed four goals in Sunday's 4-0 defeat versus Aston Villa.
Analysis: Petrovic endured a tough outing in the 4-0 loss at Villa Park Sunday conceding 4 goals, but he did make four assertive goal bound saves and a clearing punch. The regular starter has delivered four clean sheets from eleven appearances but it has now been three matches since his last shutout. He has a good chance to build upon that in the Cherries next EPL encounter at home to West Ham. The Hammers have not won away from home since August and are currently in the relegation zone.
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