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Soccer Stat Sheet (Free Printable PDF)
By the CourtClok team · Updated October 2026
This free soccer stat sheet tracks one team's players for a full match — minutes, goals, assists, shots, shots on target, fouls committed and suffered, offsides and cards — plus a goalkeeper section with saves and save percentage. The abbreviations and formulas are printed on the sheet.
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What’s on the sheet
- 14 player rows and a team-totals row
- Minutes, goals, assists, shots, shots on target, fouls committed, fouls suffered, offsides, yellow and red cards
- A goalkeeper section: minutes, shots on target faced, saves, goals against and save %
- The formulas for save % and shot accuracy
How to fill it in
- Fill in your roster before kick-off. Track one team per sheet.
- Tally every shot under SH. If it would have gone in without a save, also tally SOT.
- Record goals and assists as they happen, and fouls, offsides and cards for each player.
- For the goalkeeper, tally shots on target faced and saves.
- After the match, save % = saves ÷ shots on target faced, and shot accuracy = SOT ÷ SH.
Questions people ask
What counts as a shot on target?
A shot that would have gone into the goal if the goalkeeper or the last defender hadn't stopped it. Shots that hit the post or go wide aren't on target.
How do you calculate save percentage in soccer?
Saves ÷ shots on target faced. Six saves from eight shots on target is 75%.
What stats should a youth soccer coach track?
Shots and shots on target show whether you're creating chances; minutes played shows whether time is shared fairly. Goals alone hide most of the game.
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