The Premier League recorded a staggering 26 shot attempts in the first half, putting goalkeepers Bernd Leno and Senne Lammens under non-stop siege. Direct the barrage, simulate keeper reach vectors, and test save reactions against high-volume pressure.
26 shots in a single 45-minute half stands as the peak shot volume recorded in any Premier League match this season. When both sides trade high-tempo transitions, goalkeepers Bernd Leno and Senne Lammens faced an attempt every 104 seconds.
Standard Premier League goals measure 7.32 meters (24 feet) wide by 2.44 meters (8 feet) high. A keeper with a 1.90m+ frame and dynamic dive extension covers approximately 68% of the goal mouth from a central ready stance within 0.35 seconds.
Use the Positioning Offset slider above to test how minor fractional shifts left or right leave top and bottom corners exposed to curled strikes.
Shot coordinates, velocities, and save outcomes are modeled from official Premier League match timeline telemetry. All simulation calculations are executed locally in your browser with zero third-party telemetry or server tracking.
You can inject custom counterfactual strikes or export the exact 26-shot structured log for external tactical review.