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The top 20 goalkeepers with the most saves at AFCON

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The 35th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON 2025) has been defined by outstanding performances from several goalkeepers.

The golden glove goes to Botswana's last line of defense, Goitseone Phoko, who pulled off an incredible feat with 20 saves in just 3 matches during the tournament.

Zimbabwean shot-stopper Washington Arubi also managed 20 saves in 3 games.

Below is the top 20 ranking of goalkeepers with the most saves before the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON 2025):

Goitseone Phoko – Botswana – 20 saves

Washington Arubi – Zimbabwe – 20 saves

Ernan – Mozambique – 15 saves

Zuberi Foba Masudi – Tanzania – 13 saves

Monged Elneel – Sudan – 13 saves

Mohamed El-Shenawy – Egypt – 11 saves

Willard Mwanza – Zambia – 10 saves

Lionel M'Pasi – DR Congo – 10 saves

Ronwen Williams – South Africa – 9 saves

Djigui Diarra – Mali – 9 saves

Edouard Mendy – Senegal – 8 saves

Yannick Pandor – Comoros – 7 saves

Devis Epassy – Cameroon – 7 saves

Hugo Marques – Angola – 7 saves

Jesús Owono – Equatorial Guinea – 7 saves

Yahia Fofana – Ivory Coast – 6 saves

Luca Zidane – Algeria – 6 saves

Marcel Dandjinou – Benin – 6 saves

Mostafa Shobeir – Egypt – 5 saves

Ivane Urrubal – Mozambique – 5 saves