Andrew Thomas
SEA
Goalkeeper
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Sep 1, 1998 (28)
Right
6'2"
181 lb
One goal conceded and save
Thomas made one save and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against CF Montreal.
Analysis: Hennadii Synchuk got past the goalkeeper Thomas with Montreal's first shot on target. The team would not get another shot on goal until just before the game ended, with a last-minute effort from Olger Escobar. Thomas' next appearance is scheduled for Oct. 24 at San Diego.
Concedes one
Thomas had two saves and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 1-0 defeat to FC Dallas.
Analysis: Thomas recorded two saves and two clearances, but conceded in the 63rd minute. He has now accumulated 16 saves and four clearances in the last three games. Next, he takes on CF Montreal.
Logs five-save clean sheet
Thomas recorded five saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 3-0 victory over New England Revolution.
Analysis: In each of Thomas' two October appearances, he has logged at least five saves. Unlike the first time, though the goalkeeper did not record more than five saves, he maintained a clean sheet, his third across Seattle's last seven games. Thomas will look to continue his positive momentum next Wednesday at Dallas.
Nine saves in win
Thomas recorded nine saves and allowed one goal in Thursday's 2-1 victory against Sporting Kansas City.
Analysis: Thomas had an excellent performance Saturday as he saved nine of 10 shots on target he faced to earn his team an important victory. It tied his season high in saves and he's now conceded just two goals over his last three appearances. He faces a difficult matchup next Saturday at New England, a side which has scored 45 goals through 27 appearances this season.
Allows one against Minnesota
Thomas recorded no saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 3-1 win against Minnesota United.
Analysis: Thomas was in for a quiet night in net Saturday, with the goalie only facing one shot on net, although he would allow the goal. This comes just after recording a clean sheet, with two in his past five appearances. He will now face Kansas City on Thursday, a team that sits last in the Western Conference.
Keeps clean sheet Wednesday
Thomas made two saves and allowed zero goals in Wednesday's 2-0 victory versus Real Salt Lake.
Analysis: Thomas kept his seventh clean sheet of the season Wednesday, though it was just his second in the last 18 matches. His defense deserves a lot of the credit as that unit allowed just two shots on target. Next up is a match versus Minnesota United on Saturday, a side which has scored 39 goals through 26 matches this season.
Gives up three goals
Thomas recorded four saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-3 draw versus Colorado Rapids.
Analysis: Thomas was able to make four saves despite giving up three goals, which proved to be crucial as Seattle eventually found a late goal to get a draw. The goalkeeper is set to face more firepower in midweek action when Seattle plays Real Salt Lake, a team with 37 goals across 25 MLS matches this season.
Four saves, one goal conceded
Thomas had four saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Los Angeles Galaxy.
Analysis: In back-to-back appearances, Thomas has logged four saves. But unlike the first of the two games, he did not maintain a clean sheet Saturday. Thomas will look to bounce back Saturday at Colorado.
Registers clean sheet
Thomas recorded four saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 0-0 draw against New York Red Bulls.
Analysis: Thomas recorded four saves and two clearances and secured his sixth clean sheet of the campaign. He has now recorded 25 saves and five clearances in the last four games. Next, he takes on Los Angeles Galaxy.
Nine saves in draw
Thomas allowed two goals while making nine saves during Saturday's 2-2 draw with Chicago.
Analysis: Thomas allowed a goal in each half as Seattle settled for a draw Saturday. The keeper has allowed five goals while combining for 21 saves over his last three starts. Seattle take on New York Red Bulls at home next weekend.
Makes seven saves in draw
Thomas registered seven saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against FC Cincinnati.
Analysis: Thomas was considerably busier than Celentano and played a major role in keeping Seattle within striking distance. He initially denied Mboma Dem during the sequence that produced Cincinnati's opener, but Evander eventually converted after two subsequent attempts inside the box. Thomas prevented Cincinnati from extending its advantage the rest of the way, and it's clear this game wouldn't have ended with a draw hadn't it been for him. He'll have a tough matchup against Chicago Fire on Saturday.
Sees two go
Thomas made five saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 2-1 defeat to Austin FC.
Analysis: Thomas allowed two goals while making five saves in Wednesday's loss to Austin. He hasn't posted a clean sheet since recording four in a row earlier in the season, conceding 21 times across his last 12 appearances while making 40 saves in that span. The keeper will head to Cincinnati for the next game on Saturday, who have scored nine goals in the las five contests.
Allows two goals in loss
Thomas recorded three saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Portland Timbers.
Analysis: Thomas made three saves but conceded twice in the loss to Portland. He's been inconsistent since the World Cup break, giving up eight goals across the last three matches while recording 12 saves. The keeper will face off with Vancouver for the next league game on Aug 16, who have scored nine goals in the last five contests.
Four saves in defeat
Thomas made four saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 loss versus Philadelphia Union.
Analysis: Thomas made four saves in Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Philadelphia, doing his best to keep Seattle in the match throughout the second half as the Union looked to protect their lead, but was beaten in the first half by Milan Iloski's right-footed volley that looped over his head from Frankie Westfield's long feed from the right sideline. The goalkeeper has now gone nine consecutive MLS matches without a clean sheet heading into the Portland fixture, a run that reflects the defensive vulnerability behind him as much as any individual failing.
Concedes three
Thomas registered three saves and allowed three goals in Wednesday's 3-1 loss against Austin FC.
Analysis: Thomas recorded four saves, a clearance, and completed 10 passes. He also made an error which led to a shot. He performed much better as compared to his last outing, wherein he conceded five times. Next, he takes on Philadelphia Union, who are in bottom place and have conceded 12 times in the last four games.
Concedes five to Portland
Thomas recorded five saves and allowed five goals in Thursday's 5-1 defeat against Portland Timbers.
Analysis: After nearly two months off for the World Cup, Thomas could not have had a worse return to MLS play. He conceded five goals in the loss after not conceding more than two in any match this season. His defense looked hapless, allowing 10 shots on target and constant pressure throughout the match. He will look to put this performance behind him quickly, starting Wednesday at Austin FC who sits second to last in the Western Conference.
Two saves in loss
Thomas made two saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-0 defeat against Los Angeles Football Club.
Analysis: Thomas made two saves in Sunday's 1-0 loss against LAFC, finally getting beaten in the 86th minute when Timothy Tillman snuck in at the back post to finish off Tyler Boyd's cross. He had been solid between the pipes up to that point but couldn't keep out the late winner. The keeper now sits on five clean sheets in 13 MLS appearances this season, firmly holding down the No. 1 role for Seattle after taking over from Stefan Frei under manager Brian Schmetzer.
Beaten twice in loss
Thomas had no saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-0 defeat to Los Angeles Galaxy.
Analysis: There wasn't much Thomas could have done on the two goals he conceded in this match, but Seattle didn't offer him much support on offense, either. Thomas has gone six straight games without a clean sheet, allowing eight goals and making 17 saves in that stretch. The Sounders have gone W3, D2, L1 in that six-game span.
Concedes twice
Thomas made one save and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 3-2 win over San Jose Earthquakes.
Analysis: Thomas endured a difficult start to Wednesday's 3-2 win over San Jose, with Kalani Kossa-Rienzi's back pass intended for him intercepted near the end line by Nonso Adimabua in the second minute, leading directly to Nick Fernandez's opening goal and putting his side in an early deficit that required a second-half comeback to erase. The goalkeeper regained his composure to make one save over the remainder of the match as the Sounders controlled possession and territory for long stretches, and he was only beaten again by Preston Judd's heavily deflected effort in the second half. Thomas has made 39 saves and conceded eight goals across 11 MLS appearances this season and will look to carry this momentum into the next match against LA Galaxy.
Recovers after early lapse
Thomas made four saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus San Diego FC.
Analysis: Thomas gave up the early goal but was able to keep San Diego out of the net for the rest of the contest to ultimately get Seattle one point. The goalkeeper will need to be locked in to avoid giving up multiple goals in the next match against San Jose Earthquakes, the top team in the West which has put in 27 goals in 12 matches.
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