Jordan Pickford
EVE
GK
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Mar 7, 1994 (32)
Left
6'1"
181 lb
EvertonOne save for draw
Pickford had one save and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-2 draw versus Manchester United.
Analysis: Pickford wasn't overly tested during Sunday's draw. He did well throughout the match, but United just couldn't get too many shots on his net. He only stopped one of those, which meant he was saddled with the draw instead of what seemed like a possible upset win.
Four saves in draw
Pickford made four saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus AFC Bournemouth.
Analysis: Pickford made four saves in Saturday's 1-1 Premier League draw at Bournemouth, shutting down multiple Evanilson efforts to keep Everton within striking distance before James Tarkowski's 91st-minute strike rescued a dramatic point for the visitors. He was beaten by Alex Scott's 41st-minute finish on a quick counter set up by Evanilson, though he had little chance to keep it out given the speed of the break. Pickford and Everton have opened the Premier League season with four points from two matches, and the goalkeeper will look to get back to keeping clean sheets in Sunday's clash against Manchester United.
Secures clean sheet
Pickford had four saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 2-0 victory versus Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Pickford made four saves in Saturday's 2-0 win over Crystal Palace, producing the moment of the match when he tipped Eddie Nketiah's goalbound effort onto the post and also denying Iliman Ndiaye's drive in the first half as Everton withstood Palace's early dominance before taking control of the match. The goalkeeper is the cornerstone of Everton's defensive identity and his consistent shot-stopping quality gives coach David Moyes' side a reliable last line of defense, with his opening-day clean sheet the perfect foundation for a 2026-27 campaign where Everton will look to push for European qualification.
Back with Toffees for new season
Pickford is back with Everton to prepare the new 2026/27 Premier League season, according to the club.
Analysis: Pickford started all 38 Premier League matches last season, keeping 11 clean sheets, and was excellent throughout the World Cup for England, playing every minute before England's run ended with a loss to Argentina in which he made three saves. His return to club training now shifts focus to preseason preparations as he continues in his role as Everton's undisputed number one heading into the new 2026/27 Premier League campaign.
Excellent despite loss
Pickford registered three saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 2-1 loss versus Argentina.
Analysis: Pickford stopped three of the five shots he faced during Wednesday's loss. He was excellent in the second half as England tried to resist the excellent Argentina attack. He made two finger-tip saves and controlled the penalty area well, but in the end it wasn't enough. He was beaten from distance once and then conceded a header right from the middle of the box a few minutes later. Pickford was excellent throughout the World Cup, but will now play in the third-place playoff against France on Saturday.
Concedes once to Norway
Pickford had three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 victory against Norway.
Analysis: Pickford didn't look as confident as in previous contests, but his three saves matched his best single-game total in the tournament while helping England reach the semifinals. The goalkeeper has been denied a clean sheet in the knockout rounds, with his production limited to seven saves and nine clearances across three starts. He'll likely remain active, though facing a difficult challenge in the semi-final stage.
Crucial saves to book quarter-final
Pickford made three saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 3-2 victory against Mexico.
Analysis: Pickford was forced into three strong saves as England defeated Mexico in the Azteca to book a quarter-final spot against Norway at the Azteca. Two of these saves came from fellow Premier League player Raul Jimenez, who was aerially dominant in the box. This was the second game in which the keeper has made three saves. Pickford had little chance to save either shot that led to a goal. The first came from a volley after a poor Ezri Konsa clearance. The second saw the Everton keeper sent the wrong way from the penalty spot.
Single save in win
Pickford recorded one save and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 2-1 win against the DR Congo.
Analysis: Pickford faced only two shots during Wednesday's win and stopped one of them. That was all he had to do though, as England scored a pair of late goals to save Pickford's blushes after he was beaten at the near post inside 10 minutes. Pickford will be tested more heavily against Mexico in the round of 16, with a far more potent attack.
Secures clean sheet
Pickford had two saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 2-0 victory versus Panama.
Analysis: Pickford made two saves to secure a clean sheet against Panama on Saturday, continuing a steady if lightly tested group‑stage run. He has conceded just two goals across the three matches, facing only seven shots on target while recording two clean sheets. Because he has not been challenged often, the level of difficulty will rise significantly in the knockout rounds, where he is likely to encounter far more pressure and higher‑quality chances than what he saw in the group stage.
Keeps clean sheet versus Ghana
Pickford made no saves and secured a clean sheet in Tuesday's 0-0 draw versus Ghana.
Analysis: Pickford had an easy day between the posts, with his team creating nearly all of the attacking threat even though the game ultimately finished level. Despite the lack of saves, it was a positive outcome for a keeper who is not expected to stop a lot of shots throughout the tournament. Up next is a tricky match against Panama, where England will try to dominate again and seal the group lead.
Allows two against Croatia
Pickford recorded three saves while allowing two goals in Wednesday's 4-2 win over Croatia.
Analysis: Pickford had a rough match Wednesday despite the win for England, as he would not earn his first save until the second half after two first-half goals. He would then recover with three saves in the second half, with one being on a rocket that seemed bound for the goal. He will now prepare to face Ghana, a team that England should beat, although they have a solid enough attack to give England some scares.
Leads England between posts
Pickford has been named in England's World Cup squad and is expected to retain his status as coach Thomas Tuchel's first-choice goalkeeper throughout the competition.
Analysis: Pickford ended the season having started all 38 Premier League matches for Everton, recording 11 clean sheets from 100 saves and overperforming his expected goals on target against by 3.9 in what has been another commanding individual campaign. The keeper brings a wealth of experience and big-game composure that has made him England's undisputed first choice for several years, and his ability to organise the defense and produce crucial saves in pressure moments makes him a trusted figure for manager Tuchel heading into the competition. Pickford heads into the World Cup as the undisputed leader between England's posts and the goalkeeper the squad will count on from the first whistle of their opener against Croatia on June 17.
Concedes once in season finale
Pickford made one save and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-0 defeat against Tottenham Hotspur.
Analysis: Pickford conceded one goal Sunday, a Joao Palhinha strike in the 43rd minute which barely got over the line. It broke a six-match streak where he conceded multiple goals, so this was a bit of an improvement for Pickford and the Everton defense. He started all 38 matches in his third straight season, conceding 50 goals, making 100 saves and keeping 11 clean sheets. Next up for him is the World Cup with England where he's expected to start for one of the favorites to win the tournament.
No saves, allows three
Pickford recorded no saves and allowed three goals in Sunday's 3-1 defeat to Sunderland.
Analysis: Pickford had a rough day in net Sunday to say the least, not making a single save while allowing three goals. Unfortunately for the goalie, this is now a sixth straight game without a clean sheet, remaining at 11 clean sheets this campaign. He will now head into their season finale, looking at starting every match this season, facing Tottenham on May 24.
Concedes twice Sunday
Pickford made six saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-2 draw versus Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Pickford was under attack throughout Sunday's draw, facing eight shots on target from Crystal Palace. He tied a season-high with six saves, but he conceded twice including Jean-Phillippe Mateta's equalizer in the 77th minute. Next up he faces Sunderland on Sunday, a side which has scored 37 goals through 36 matches this season.
Allows three against City
Pickford registered one save and allowed three goals in Monday's 3-3 draw against Manchester City.
Analysis: Pickford had a rough night Monday as he only made one save while allowing three goals in the draw. This is now a fourth straight outing without a clean sheet for the keeper, remaining at 11 in 35 appearances this season. He will face Crystal Palace next on Sunday, with Everton still fighting for a possible spot in European play.
Concedes twice in loss
Pickford recorded one save and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-1 loss against West Ham United.
Analysis: Pickford was at fault on Tomas Soucek's 51st-minute opener, coming off his line hesitantly on Jarrod Bowen's corner and letting Soucek beat two defenders to the ball for an uncontested header. He ended with one save over 90 minutes and had no chance on Callum Wilson's stoppage-time winner, as Bowen's knockdown dropped perfectly into the striker's path to seal it for the Hammers. Pickford has now shipped two goals in each of his last three outings for the Toffees and will be aiming to bounce back from this rough stretch in next Monday's showdown against Manchester City.
Beaten late
Pickford made three saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-1 defeat versus Liverpool. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 22nd minute.
Analysis: Pickford stopped three of the five shots he faced, but failed to stop the most important one, a towering Virgil van Dijk header in second half stoppage time. The goalkeeper made some excellent saves but was beaten at the last gasp as Liverpool came out on top of derby day. Pickford has now conceded four goals in the last two matches, facing only nine shots in that span.
Two saves but concedes twice
Pickford made two saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus Brentford. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 2nd minute.
Analysis: Pickford made two saves as Everton claimed a late 2-2 draw against Brentford. He started the game poorly, catching Kevin Schade on the ankle and conceding a penalty. The penalty was placed into the corner and was difficult for Pickford to save. The other goal he conceded came from a deflection and again would have been very difficult for the keeper to stop. The England number one has kept 11 clean sheets this season and saved one penalty, but was unable to keep out the penalty in this instance.
Keeps clean sheet
Pickford made four saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 3-0 win over Chelsea.
Analysis: Pickford kept the clean sheet Saturday while making four saves against Chelsea. He has two clean sheets in the last three matches and 11 on the season, which is tied for second most in the league. The keeper will head to Brentford for the next PL match on April 11, who have scored seven goals in the last five contests.
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