
Berke Özer
Concedes one
Ozer had five saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus Monaco. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 94th minute.
Analysis: Ozer records five saves and a clearance, and conceded one. He has now accumulated 11 saves and three clearances across the last four games and conceded three times. Next, he takes on Lens.
Endures difficult four-goal defeat
Ozer registered one save and allowed four goals, but also 0 an own goal in Wednesday's 4-2 loss to Galatasaray.
Analysis: Ozer made one save while conceding four goals during Wednesday's 4-2 Champions League loss to Galatasaray, with an own goal also appearing on his statistical record. He was beaten by Yunus Akgun's close-range finish after just two minutes and Aleksey Batrakov's header shortly before halftime, while a controversial penalty initially awarded against him for a challenge on Victor Osimhen was overturned following a VAR review. Ozer endured another difficult spell after the break as Galatasaray scored twice in quick succession, overturning Lille's first-half advantage and leaving the goalkeeper with little opportunity to recover.
Available against Galatasaray
Ozer (undisclosed) is fit and available for Wednesday's Champions League clash against Galatasaray after returning to team training Tuesday following a minor issue that kept him out of Saturday's Ligue 1 encounter against Brest, according to Le Petit Lillois.
Analysis: Ozer has recovered from the minor physical problem that forced him to miss Saturday's match against Brest and is now back in contention for Wednesday's European fixture. The goalkeeper underwent medical examinations Thursday after experiencing discomfort earlier in the week, with the results indicating that the issue was not serious. Lille subsequently opted to take a cautious approach by leaving him out of the squad against Brest, allowing Orlando Gill an opportunity between the posts. However, Ozer returned to full team training Tuesday and appears to have overcome the problem without further complications. As Lille's first-choice goalkeeper, he should be in a strong position to reclaim his starting role against Galatasaray, barring any unexpected setbacks.
Ruled out against Brest
Ozer (undisclosed) is out of the squad for Saturday's match against Brest because of a minor issue picked up this week, per Le Petit Lillois.
Analysis: Ozer underwent medical tests Thursday for an issue that turned out to be minor, and coach Davide Ancelotti had not listed him among his absentees Friday. Lille chose to be careful with their first-choice goalkeeper after recent injuries to Tiago Santos and Ayase Ueda, which opens the door for Orlando Gill's debut.
Concedes thre goals
Ozer registered five saves and allowed three goals in Tuesday's 3-0 loss versus Arsenal.
Analysis: Ozer did well in the first half of Tuesday's Champions League contest but gave up three second-half goals to Arsenal in the loss. The Lille goalkeeper has another test looming against Brest, a team that has already logged 12 goals through six Ligue 1 games.
Registers clean sheet
Ozer made two saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 1-0 victory versus Le Havre.
Analysis: Ozer recorded two saves and a clearance and secured his fourth clean sheet of the campaign. He has started all six games this campaign, registering 11 saves. Next, he takes on Arsenal in the Champions League midweek and then Brest next weekend.
Three saves in defeat
Ozer recorded three saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-1 loss to Nice.
Analysis: Ozer made three saves in Sunday's 2-1 Ligue 1 defeat at Nice, denying Elye Wahi in the 19th minute with an outstanding one-on-one stop and also making a solid block in the 66th minute, but was beaten by Mohammed Amoura's deflected 22nd minute opener off Nathan Ngoy and a second Amoura strike on the counter in the 67th minute. Lille suffer their first Ligue 1 defeat of the season and drop to fourth ahead of the three-week international break, though they remain just three points behind Monaco at the top of the table.
Keeps clean sheet in win
Ozer had one save and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 2-0 win over Troyes.
Analysis: Ozer made one save in Sunday's 2-0 Ligue 1 home win over Troyes, a routine gathering in the second half as Lille kept Troyes largely at arm's length throughout. He kept a clean sheet as part of a Lille defensive unit that already has three clean sheets in four Ligue 1 games. Ozer will look to keep that momentum in Sunday's clash against Nice.
Makes two saves in defeat
Ozer registered two saves and allowed three goals in Tuesday's 3-2 loss to Betis.
Analysis: Ozer faced considerably more pressure than his opposite number, with Betis producing 20 shots and five efforts on target. He made three saves but was beaten twice by Marc Bartra before Troy Parrott completed the comeback early in the second half. Ozer has started each of Lille's opening three Ligue 1 matches this season and remains established as the club's first-choice goalkeeper ahead of Sunday's clash with Troyes.
Incredible nine saves in 1-0 win
Ozer recorded nine saves and allowed zero goals in Thursday's 1-0 win versus Toulouse.
Analysis: Ozer pulled off a man of the match performance as he made nine saves including seven saves from inside the box to help Lille to a 1-0 victory away to Toulouse. This was his second clean sheet from three games, both coming in his first two away games of the season.
Concedes twice late
Ozer registered two saves and allowed two goals in Friday's 2-2 draw versus Paris Saint-Germain.
Analysis: Ozer was on course for a clean sheet until PSG mounted a dramatic comeback in stoppage time, with Vitinha beating him in the 91st minute before Marquinhos equalized four minutes later. The goalkeeper has made four saves while conceding two goals through his first two Ligue 1 appearances, recording one clean sheet over that span. Ozer should remain Lille's first-choice option between the posts heading into the next fixture against Toulouse.
Registers clean sheet
Ozer recorded two saves and allowed zero goals in Sunday's 2-0 win over Angers.
Analysis: Ozer opened the campaign with a clean sheet and also recorded 25 passes. He featured in 32 games last season and finished with 13 clean sheets. Next, he takes on defending champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Concedes two
Ozer recorded two saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-0 loss versus AJ Auxerre.
Analysis: Ozer conceded twice, the first due to a poor parry. He registered 72 saves in 32 appearances this campaign and totaled 13 clean sheets, the most in the league.
Clean sheet against Monaco
Ozer had three saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 1-0 victory versus Monaco.
Analysis: Ozer took the net with a great match Sunday, as the goalie recorded three saves while earning a clean sheet. This is now his fifth clean sheet in his past six appearances, with 13 in 31 appearances this season. He will hope to earn another in the season finale against Auxerre.
Clean sheet run ends
Ozer made one save and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw against Le Havre.
Analysis: Ozer had little to do with the opposition restricted to just two shots, saving one and conceding the other. That single goal was enough to end his longest clean sheet streak of the season at four consecutive games. Monaco away on Sunday is the next challenge.
Secures clean sheet
Ozer recorded two saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 1-0 victory versus Paris FC.
Analysis: Ozer played a decisive role in Sunday's 1-0 win over Paris FC, recovering quickly after being sent the wrong way by Ilan Kebbal's penalty attempt late in the match to get a strong hand to the rebound from Samuel Koleosho and preserve the lead in the most critical moment of the game. The Turkish goalkeeper also made a composed save from a Hakon Haraldsson rebound earlier in the match and commanded his area well with assured distribution throughout the 90 minutes. Ozer is in strong form, having kept four consecutive clean sheets while making five saves during that span. He will look to extend that run against Le Havre in the next match on Sunday.
Clean sheet streak continutes
Ozer registered one save and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus Nice. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 98th minute.
Analysis: Ozer turned aside the lone Nice shot on goal Saturday to help earn Lille one point from the scoreless draw. Lille's No. 1 has required just one save in each of his last three starting appearances to record a clean sheet in each fixture. Overall, Ozer's 11 clean sheets across 28 starting appearances are tied for the most in Ligue 1. Ozer will aim for his fourth consecutive clean sheet Sunday with Lille travel for a showdown with Paris FC.
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