Jan Oblak
ATM
Clean sheet against Deportivo
Oblak recorded five saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 1-0 win over Deportivo.
Analysis: Oblak would have a busy night in net but remained strong until the end, stopping five shots to earn a clean sheet. This is his second straight league match with a clean sheet, now with five in 10 appearances this season. He will now prepare to face Levante on Oct. 31, looking to make it a third straight clean sheet.
Concedes once in draw
Oblak recorded four saves and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 1-1 draw versus VfB Stuttgart.
Analysis: Oblak conceded one goal Tuesday, an outside-the-box strike in the 36th minute by Jamie Leweling. He did well to concede just once as his side played down a man following Morten Hjulmand's red card in the 64th minute. Next up in the UCL is a very difficult matchup versus Bayern Munich on Nov. 3.
Two saves in clean sheet
Oblak had two saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 1-0 victory against Espanyol.
Analysis: Oblak was rarely troubled against Espanyol, and the two saves he made were enough to keep a second consecutive clean sheet following the shutout against Manchester United. That sums up the solidity Atletico have found in front of him lately, as he has conceded only two goals in his last six outings and kept a clean sheet in four of them. The trip to Stuttgart on Tuesday should provide a sterner test, and he could be busier in Germany as he looks to extend that run.
Four saves in win
Oblak recorded four saves and allowed zero goals in Tuesday's 2-0 victory versus Manchester United.
Analysis: Oblak stopped all four shots he faced during Tuesday's win in the Champions League. He looked absolutely composed in net, standing tall and stopping United at every turn. The goalkeeper will be crucial going forward, with brilliant clean sheet chances in every match behind such a solid defense.
Keeps form steady
Oblak had two saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 win against Deportivo Alaves.
Analysis: Oblak returned from the break Saturday, making two saves while conceding once against Alaves. Through eight league appearances, he has recorded three clean sheets, along with 18 saves and eight goals allowed. He has also added four high claims during that span.
Secures two saves
Oblak registered two saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 victory versus Real Madrid.
Analysis: Oblak turned in a solid performance Sunday, making two saves and two high claims while allowing one goal against Real Madrid. He has already recorded three clean sheets through seven league matches, conceding just seven goals while totaling 16 saves and four high claims.
One save in clean sheet
Oblak recorded one save and allowed zero goals in Wednesday's 4-0 win against Osasuna.
Analysis: Oblak was rarely called upon against Osasuna, who mustered just three shots all evening, but he produced a big stop when it counted to deny Raul Garcia. That keeps his clean sheet run going for a second game in a row, which comes after four straight matches in all competitions without one since the opener against Malaga. Real Madrid on Sunday looks a much sterner examination, and a third consecutive shutout would likely take a much heavier involvement.
Keeps a clean sheet
Oblak made three saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 3-0 victory versus Real Sociedad.
Analysis: Oblak did his part to help Atletico keep a clean sheet, logging three saves in what ended up being a sizable win for his side. The goalkeeper should have a favorable matchup against Osasuna, a side which has logged five goals through five LaLiga games.
Three saves in loss
Oblak made three saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 2-1 loss versus Liverpool.
Analysis: Oblak stopped three of the five shots he faced during Wednesday's loss, which isn't bad, but wasn't enough for the win. The goalkeeper was under pressure from some good attacking moves and coped well for the most part, but two nice finishes undid him in the end. He remains an elite goalkeeper.
Beaten three times
Oblak had one save and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-0 loss against Athletic.
Analysis: It's hard to blame Oblak for any of the three goals he conceded, but there's no question that fantasy managers will be disappointed with that kind of output from the Slovenian goalkeeper. Oblak should be able to bounce back in the next round, however, as Los Colchoneros will take on Real Sociedad and Osasuna before facing Real Madrid on Sept. 20.
Concedes one
Oblak registered four saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 3-1 win over Sevilla.
Analysis: Oblak recorded four saves and 22 passes and was solid throughout the game, but conceded to Miguel Sierra in the 66th minute. He has now conceded three times in three games this campaign, registering nine saves. Next, he takes on Athletic.
Four saves despite conceding twice
Oblak had four saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-2 draw against Villarreal.
Analysis: Oblak made four saves in the game, but did concede twice as Atletico Madrid drew 2-2. Both goals conceded came from the penalty spot. This means that Oblak is still yet to concede from open play as he kept a clean sheet in the opening game.
Records clean sheet
Oblak recorded one save and secured a clean sheet in Wednesday's 2-0 victory against Malaga.
Analysis: Oblak didn't have a lot of work en route to earning a clean sheet in this Liga opener, and the goalkeeper should be a solid value-based play in most matches. His next start will come Sunday at home against Villarreal.
Sensational against Girona
Oblak kept a clean sheet while making 11 saves during Sunday's 1-0 win over Girona.
Analysis: Oblak helped Atleti to all three points with a dominant effort Sunday. The keeper has allowed three goals while combining for 13 saves over his last three starts. Oblak and company head to Villarreal for their season finale Sunday.
Concedes once Saturday
Oblak had no saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 loss against Celta Vigo.
Analysis: Oblak only faced one shot on target Saturday and he conceded a goal to Borja Iglesias in the 62nd minute on that chance. It marked his fourth match this season where he finished without a save. Next up he faces Osasuna on the road on Tuesday, a side which has scored 42 goals through 35 matches this season.
One save in loss
Oblak had one save and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 1-0 defeat against Arsenal.
Analysis: Oblak faced only two shots during Tuesday's loss and stopped one of them. The goalkeeper wasn't overly troubled throughout Tuesday's match, but failed to stop the deciding goal that ended the tie. Oblak is an elite option behind a stout defensive team, but just couldn't do quite enough to earn a spot in the Champions League final.
Makes one save in draw
Oblak recorded one save and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 1-1 draw versus Arsenal.
Analysis: Oblak recorded one save in Wednesday's 1-1 Champions League semifinal first-leg draw with Arsenal, coming up with a sharp stop on Bukayo Saka's curling strike in the 31st minute before being beaten by Viktor Gyokeres from the spot in the 43rd minute, as the penalty was buried into the corner with no chance for the keeper. He stayed well shielded behind Atletico's compact defensive setup, with Arsenal limited to just two shots on target over the full 90 minutes, while his distribution also helped spark multiple counter-attacks that led to chances for Antoine Griezmann and Ademola Lookman after the break. Oblak is still searching for his first clean sheet in this season's Champions League, having conceded in all 11 appearances while racking up 32 saves along the way.
Records two saves versus Athletic
Oblak had two saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 3-2 win against Athletic.
Analysis: Oblak had another mixed performance Saturday, tallying multiple saves and goals conceded for the second straight contest since returning from a muscular injury. The goalkeeper could continue to struggle as part of a squad that has conceded at least two goals in eight of the last nine matches across all competitions. He's expected to retain a starting spot for a difficult test in the first leg of the UCL semifinals against Arsenal before resuming league play next weekend at Valencia.
Struggles in loss
Oblak made four saves and allowed three goals in Wednesday's 3-2 defeat versus Elche.
Analysis: Though Oblak made four saves, he also allowed three goals in a surprising midweek loss to Elche. The veteran goalkeeper has a favorable matchup looming to bounce back against Athletic but he'll have to step up his performance too. Athletic have managed just 34 goals in 32 league games.
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