Maarten Vandevoordt
RBL
Goalkeeper
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Feb 26, 2002 (24)
Right
6'4"
176 lb
Makes six saves
Vandevoordt had six saves and allowed four goals in Wednesday's 4-1 loss against Real Madrid.
Analysis: Vandevoordt made six saves but conceded four goals in Wednesday's loss to Real Madrid. Despite keeping a clean sheet against PSV, he has already allowed eight goals in just three Champions League matches while making 13 saves, including a penalty stop. His next Champions League match comes against Manchester City on Nov. 4.
Concedes six goals
Vandevoordt had 11 saves and allowed six goals in Saturday's 6-1 defeat versus Bayern Munich.
Analysis: This could've been a true bloodbath if not for Vandevoordt's 11 saves but giving up six goals is hard to excuse. If he does get the start for Wednesday's UCL match against Real Madrid, he'll try to improve against a team that has scored 19 goals through eight LaLiga games.
Clean sheet against PSV
Vandevoordt had five saves and allowed zero goals in Tuesday's 1-0 victory versus PSV Eindhoven.
Analysis: Vandevoordt was in for a solid outing against PSV as he held a clean sheet, stopping all five shots he faced on target. This gives the keeper his first UCL clean sheet of the season, as he allowed four goals in their opener against Como. He will now face Bayern Munich on Saturday in league play before returning to UCL play in a tough contest against Real Madrid on Oct. 21.
Brilliant for win
Vandevoordt made nine saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 6-0 victory versus Eintracht Frankfurt.
Analysis: Vandevoordt made nine saves and stopped every single shot he faced during Saturday's win. Leipzig's goalscoring stole the show, but Vandevoordt actually faced a good amount of shots and stood up to the challenge. It was an excellent showing that should have Vandevoordt plenty of confidence for a tough stretch coming up.
Makes Belgium senior debut
Vandevoordt made his first appearance for the Belgium senior team in Monday's 4-1 defeat against France, according to his club.
Analysis: Vandevoordt has been solid for Leipzig this season, allowing five goals while making 16 saves and keeping two clean sheets over his first four league starts. His national debut comes a few days before Leipzig host Frankfurt, and he returns to his club with international experience after a tough match against France.
Concedes in each half
Vandevoordt allowed two goals while making four saves during Sunday's 2-0 loss to Leverkusen.
Analysis: Vandevoordt allowed a goal in each half as Leipzig dropped all three points Sunday. The keeper has allowed five goals while combining for 12 saves and keeping a clean sheet over his last three league starts. Leipzig take on Frankfurt at home following the international break.
Four saves for win
Vandevoordt registered four saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 5-0 victory over Hamburger SV.
Analysis: Vandevoordt was surprisingly busy in a game that Leipzig dominated right from the start. He made four saves and well earned his clean sheet during the rout. Vandevoordt is going to be tested in a huge way during the coming weeks, as he looks towards one of the hardest five-game stretches possible, including showdowns with Real Madrid and Munich.
Allows four against Como
Vandevoordt registered two saves and allowed four goals in Thursday's 4-1 loss against Como.
Analysis: Vandevoordt had a rough opening match of UCL play, as the keeper was beaten by Como four times while only making two saves. This is two rough matches in a row for the keeper after season opening clean sheet, as he allowed three goals in the last contest in league play. He will need to recover quickly, already taking the field again Sunday as they face Hamburger.
Concedes three in loss
Vandevoordt registered four saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-1 defeat to Werder Bremen.
Analysis: Vandevoort was unable to replicate his performance from the opener against Gladbach, conceding three goals to Werder Bremen in Saturday's loss. It was the first time he allowed three goals this season, though he has still made eight saves through the first two matches.
Opens season with clean sheet
Vandevoordt kept a clean sheet while making four saves during Saturday's 3-0 win over Gladbach.
Analysis: Vandevoordt opened the season with a clean sheet win, but had to earn it with his four saves in the match. With Peter Gulacsi gone, Vandevoordt has the unquestioned number 1 role at Leipzig this season. The keeper will look to keep momentum going with an away trip to Werder Bremen next weekend.
Concedes late in win
Vandevoordt allowed a goal while making two saves during Saturday's 2-1 win over St. Pauli.
Analysis: Vandevoordt allowed a goal late in the second half, but was backed with two goals during the victory. The keeper has allowed six goals while combining for five saves over his last three starts. No matter the result, Leipzig will end the season in third place when they end the season next week at Freiburg.
Leveled by Leverkusen
Vandevoordt allowed four goals while making three saves during Saturday's 4-1 loss to Leverkusen.
Analysis: Vandevoordt allowed two goals in each half as Leipzig dropped all three points Saturday. The keeper has allowed six goals while combining for seven saves over his last three starts. Leipzig take on St. Pauli at home during next week's Bundesliga matchup.
Concedes once in victory
Vandevoordt allowed a goal without making a save during Friday's 3-1 win over Union Berlin.
Analysis: Vandevoordt allowed a goal in the 78th minute but was backed with three goals during Friday's win. The keeper has allowed two goals while combining for six saves and keeping a clean sheet over his last three starts. Leipzig head to Leverkusen in their next match on May 2nd.
Four saves for win
Vandevoordt made four saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 3-1 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt.
Analysis: Vandevoordt stopped four of the five shots he faced during Saturday's win. He wasn't overly tested, but during the few times that Frankfurt got forward he stepped up and made some big saves. The goalkeeper has grown into the starting role throughout the season and continues to improve behind one of the youngest teams in the Bundesliga.
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