Reus' Shots on Target Rate

The Reus' shots on target rate is a measure of how often the goalkeeper makes successful saves during a match. It's calculated by dividing the number of successful saves made by the total number of shots taken by the goalkeeper.

This statistic is important for analyzing a goalkeeper's performance, as it can give an indication of their ability to keep the ball out of the net. A high shot on target rate suggests that the goalkeeper is making effective saves, while a low rate may indicate that they need to improve their reflexes or technique in order to make more saves.

In addition to helping analyze a goalkeeper's performance, the shot on target rate can also be used to compare different goalkeepers and teams. For example, if two goalkeepers have similar shot on target rates but one has a higher save percentage, it may suggest that the goalkeeper with the higher save percentage is performing better overall.

Overall, the shot on target rate is an important statistic for evaluating a goalkeeper's performance and can help coaches and fans assess their level of skill and effectiveness in the role.

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