Who is the best penalty takers in the World 2021?

Jedinak has a better penalty conversion rate than some of the world’s greatest soccer players, including: Cristiano Ronaldo (84%,) Lionel Messi (77%,) Eden Hazard (87%,) Mohamed Salah (83%,) Luis Suárez (77%) Neymar (81%,) and Zlatan Ibrahimović (87%.)

What is the highest penalty shootout score?

The current World Record for the most penalties scored consecutively in a shoot out stands at 29, in a Hampshire Senior Cup second-round game between Brockenhurst and Andover Town on 9 October 2013, in which the 30th penalty was saved allowing Brockenhurst to win 15–14.

Who is the best PK taker in the world?

Matt Le Tissier
The Southampton Legend Matt Le Tissier has to be the best ever penalty taker of all time. He had an incredible record and still remains one of the greatest penalty record in the history of football. He had a conversion rate of over 95% which was truly remarkable.

Who is the most penalty taker?

Oddschanger have revealed the names of the world’s best penalty takers. Former Premier League star Matt Le Tissier tops the list. The source explains that the Englishman missed just one penalty out of 48 attempts. Another PL genius Alan Shearer follows him with 57 accurate penalty kicks and 10 unlucky attempts.

How many penalties has Graham Alexander scored in his career?

On 10 April 2010, Alexander again scored twice against Hull City – both penalties – in a 4–1 win to take his tally for the season to eight, seven of which have been penalties. Alexander takes penalties in an unusual way, opting to use the outside of his foot rather than the inside.

When did Graham Alexander make his professional debut?

Alexander began his career in the late 1980s as a youth player with Scunthorpe United. He made his first-team debut on 27 April 1991, coming on as a substitute for Mark Hine, and signed his first professional contract the same year.

When did Graham Alexander score his first goal for Preston?

Alexander scored his first goal for Preston in four years with a trademark penalty in a 2–1 home win against Tranmere on 24 September 2011. This was after his first penalty back in a Preston shirt was saved by Exeter’s Artur Krysiak, and before his third was saved by Lee Butcher of Leyton Orient.

How old was Graham Alexander when he joined Burnley?

In Burnley’s promotion season in 2008–09 Alexander at the age of 37 played in all 61 league and cup games ending with the 1–0 play-off final victory over Sheffield United at Wembley which took Burnley back to the top flight of English football for the first time in 33 years.

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