WORLD CUP RECORDS (Part 44) - GOALKEEPER WITH MOST PENALTIES FACED


Goalkeeper with most penalties faced: Hugo Lloris (France)

In the game France vs England on 10 December, Hugo Lloris became the first goalkeeper in World Cup history to face 5 penalties (not counting shootouts).
His first penalty came on 17 June 2010 when he conceded a spot kick from CuauhtĂ©moc Blanco (Mexico). Then Lloris lost the penalty duels to Mile Jedinak (Australia) on 16 June 2018,  Robert Lewandowski (Poland) on 4 December 2022, Harry Kane 6 days, and only his last (up-to-date) challenge, against Kane anew, went successful for him: Kane struck over the bar.
With this double-duel vs English forward, Lloris skipped the holder of the record, Nasser Hejazi (Iran) who faced 4 penalties each.
Hejazi collected this amount having played just 3 World Cup games (all in 1978). He is only one goalkeeper in the history of competition to face 4 penalties in a single edition and only to face 2 penalties in 2 different games (vs Netherlands and vs Peru). 

 GOALKEEPERS WITH MOST PENALTIES FACED IN WORLD CUP
        
 GoalkeeperCountryPenalties   Breakdown
   FacedGoalsSavedWide 
 Hugo LlorisFrance54 12010(1), 2018(1), 2022(3)
 Nasser HejaziIran44  1978(4)
 Iker Casillas Spain312 2002(2), 2010(1) 
 Gyula GrosicsHungary32 11954(1), 1958(1), 1962(1)
 Chang-Myung LeeNorth Korea33  1966(3)
 Lev YashinSoviet Union321 1958(2), 1966(1)
 Harald SchumacherGermany32 11982(2), 1986(1)
 Andoni Zubizarreta Spain31 21986(1), 1990(2)
 Ali BoumnijelTunisia33  2002(1), 2006(2)
 Stipe Pletikosa Croatia33  2002(1), 2006(1), 2014(1)
 Kasper SchmeichelDenmark31112018(3)
 Guillermo OchoaMexico321 2014(1), 2018(1), 2022(1)