Djordje Petrovic
BOU
Goalkeeper
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Oct 8, 1999 (27)
Right
6'4"
196 lb
Keeps clean sheet Sunday
Petrovic made three saves and allowed zero goals in Sunday's 3-0 victory against Manchester United.
Analysis: Petrovic kept his second straight clean sheet Sunday, making three saves to keep Manchester United scoreless. It was an excellent performance for him and his team and one that they'll hope to build off of. Next up is a clash with Leeds on Saturday, a side which has scored nine goals through eight matches this season.
Keeps clean sheet Sunday
Petrovic registered no saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 2-0 victory over Sunderland.
Analysis: Petrovic did not face a single shot on target Sunday, giving him a very simple path to his first clean sheet of the season. It was an excellent way to bounce back after conceding five to Chelsea last weekend. He has a difficult upcoming week though with AC Milan on Thursday and then at Manchester United on Sunday.
Concedes five in defeat
Petrovic registered one save and allowed five goals in Saturday's 5-1 defeat against Chelsea.
Analysis: Petrovic made one save while allowing five goals during Saturday's 5-1 loss to Chelsea, with his lone stop coming against Pedro Neto during Chelsea's frantic opening spell. He was beaten twice inside the opening three minutes before conceding three more after halftime, including twice to Joao Pedro and once on Jordan Henderson's 25-yard free kick. Petrovic has now made 12 saves while allowing 13 goals without a clean sheet through six Premier League starts this season.
Two saves in loss
Petrovic registered two saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-0 defeat versus Liverpool.
Analysis: Petrovic looked like he was on the way to a clean sheet for a majority of Sunday's clash, until one defensive breakdown left Alexander Isak free to finish into the bottom corner. It's hard to put that on Petrovic, who made some excellent saves during the match. Petrovic should remain a busy, and talented, goalkeepers after the break.
Poor showing
Petrovic had no saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus Brentford.
Analysis: Petrovic didn't record a single save Saturday, conceding two goals to Brentford. He's now gone two straight matches without a save, allowing two goals in each while adding just two high claims. Across four contests to open the season, he's conceded seven times without a clean sheet, a tough showing for the Cherries keeper.
Beaten twice in draw
Petrovic registered no saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw against Newcastle United.
Analysis: Petrovic was beaten twice in Saturday's 2-2 Premier League draw at Newcastle, first unable to stop Harvey Barnes' strike that reduced the deficit to 2-1 and then beaten by the second Newcastle equalizer as the Magpies came from two goals down to level. He was not called upon to make a single save in open play, with Newcastle's two goals coming from incisive attacking moves rather than shots that required his intervention. Petrovic has now conceded five goals across Bournemouth's three opening Premier League matches as the Cherries remain without a win despite having led in each of their three fixtures this season.
Five saves in draw
Petrovic had five saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Everton.
Analysis: Petrovic made five saves in Saturday's 1-1 Premier League home draw with Everton, coming up with several key stops to keep Bournemouth in position for all three points before James Tarkowski's 91st-minute strike denied the Cherries their first win of the season. His only concession came from a set piece in the final minute of normal time, with the goalkeeper given little chance by Tarkowski's powerful close-range finish. Petrovic and Bournemouth sit on one point through two matches after seeing a deserved victory snatched away deep into stoppage time.
Allows Two against City
Petrovic made four saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-1 loss versus Manchester City.
Analysis: Petrovic looked to be having a stellar match against City on Sunday until the later stages of the match, making four saves. However, he would then allow one before a penalty kick was given to City in the final minutes, leading to their second goal and the win. He will now prepare to face Everton in their next contest, likely to be an easier match after the pressure his defense faced against City.
Concedes once versus Nottingham
Petrovic recorded three saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus Nottingham Forest.
Analysis: Petrovic stopped some close-range shots during his last opportunity to produce in the 2025/26 period. Despite some ups and downs in his performance, the goalkeeper remained the unquestioned starter from beginning to end, helping a side that finished the campaign on a 17-game unbeaten streak. His most significant numbers were 113 saves, 57 goals conceded and 11 clean sheets across 39 matches played in all competitions.
Allows late goal
Petrovic had three saves and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 1-1 draw against Manchester City.
Analysis: Petrovic would keep a clean sheet until stoppage time Tuesday, only beaten by a late equalizer in the dying minutes. This ends a two-match streak with a clean sheet, remaining at 11 for the campaign. He will wrap up his decent season Sunday when facing Nottingham Forest, earning a clean sheet in their first outing this season.
Maintains clean sheet
Petrovic had two saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 1-0 win over Fulham.
Analysis: Petrovic logged a clean sheet to help Bournemouth secure three points as the club goes for a Europe spot next season. He's got a tough game looming though, as Manchester City have scored 72 times as they attempt to capture another EPL title.
Clean sheet against Palace
Petrovic registered one save and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 3-0 win versus Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Petrovic was solid in net Sunday as he had little to deal with, only making one save while earning a clean sheet. This is his first clean sheet in four games, his 10th on the season. He will now prepare to face Fulham on May 9, a match where he could see another decent start.
Two saves in draw
Petrovic recorded two saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 2-2 draw versus Leeds United.
Analysis: Petrovic stopped two of the three shots he faced, and also failed to stop a James Hill own goal during Wednesday's draw. It's a disappointing result in a match that Bournemouth controlled from start-to-finish. Petrovic gets a second chance at Leeds United on Saturday when the two sides face off again, this time in Bournemouth.
Concedes once in win
Petrovic recorded two saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 win over Newcastle United. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 94th minute.
Analysis: Petrovic could do little about the goal conceded but still made two saves, including one from inside the box. He has now conceded in three straight matches, though he has played a key role in his side's 13-game unbeaten league run, recording four clean sheets, 29 saves, and allowing 15 goals during that stretch. His next outing will come Wednesday against Leeds.
Strong effort in win
Petrovic made two saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 win versus Arsenal.
Analysis: Petrovic had little chance of saving the spot kick for Arsenal's lone goal, but the goalkeeper was excellent for the rest of the match in a huge 2-1 win. He faces another tough matchup next with Newcastle, a mid-table side that has still put in 44 goals in 31 EPL games.
Four saves in draw
Petrovic registered four saves and allowed two goals in Friday's 2-2 draw against Manchester United.
Analysis: Petrovic made four saves and conceded two goals in Friday's 2-2 draw against Manchester United, ending his run of two straight matches without conceding. The Serbian has been heavily tested, recording at least two saves in each of his last 15 appearances, conceding 22 goals and keeping four clean sheets during that span. He will look to bounce back in a tough trip to Arsenal after the international break.
Two saves in draw
Petrovic recorded two saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 0-0 draw against Burnley.
Analysis: Petrovic turned aside each of the two Burnley shots on goal Saturday to help Bournemouth earn a share of the points in a scoreless road draw. The experienced Premier League keeper has recorded three clean sheets in his last four starting appearances, giving him nine on the campaign and tying him for the fifth most in Englands top-flight. Petrovic will look to continue his strong run of form Friday when Bournemouth hosts Manchester United.
Two saves in 0-0 draw
Petrovic registered two saves and allowed zero goals in Tuesday's 0-0 draw versus Brentford.
Analysis: Petrovic kept his eighth clean sheet of the season as he made two saves to help his team to a 0-0 draw. He has made at least two saves in his last 13 games, making three or more saves in 10 of these games. Five of his eight clean sheets this season have been at home.
Makes three saves
Petrovic registered three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Sunderland.
Analysis: Petrovic allowed a goal while making three saves during the draw to Sunderland on Saturday. He continues to be in a good run, conceding just three goals in the last five appearances, totaling 21 saves with two clean sheets in that span. The keeper will face off with Brentford for the next game on Tuesday, who have scored nine goals in the last five contests.
Earns clean sheet against West Ham
Petrovic made three saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 0-0 draw against West Ham United.
Analysis: Petrovic prevented the hosts from scoring after denying three close-range attempts during the weekend's draw. The contributions increased his season total to 83 saves, which rank him second among all goalkeepers in the league. In addition to his shot-stopping consistency, Petrovic could now hold decent clean sheet chances ahead of a home meeting with a Sunderland side that scored just once over its previous three games.
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