Goal efficiency
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Borussia Dortmund · Euro Championship · Goalkeeper · #1 · Switzerland · 28 yrs
G. Kobel plays as a goalkeeper for Borussia Dortmund. G. Kobel is a represents Switzerland, 28 years old, goalkeeper, currently at Borussia Dortmund. G. Kobel wears shirt number 1 for Borussia Dortmund. G. Kobel was born in Zürich, Switzerland on 1997-12-06. G. Kobel is 195 cm tall and weighs 88 kg. G. Kobel's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Euro Championship, Euro Championship - Qualification, FIFA Club World Cup, Super Cup, and other leagues. G. Kobel's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore G. Kobel season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Switzerland SUI |
| 2025 |  Borussia Dortmund DOR |
| 2025 | Switzerland SUI |
| 2024 | Borussia Dortmund DOR |
| 2024 | Switzerland SUI |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021-07-01 | € 15M |  VfB Stuttgart STU | Borussia Dortmund DOR |
| 2020-07-28 | € 4M |  1899 Hoffenheim HOF | VfB Stuttgart STU |
| 2020-07-01 | N/A | VfB Stuttgart STU | 1899 Hoffenheim HOF |
Season intelligence
Profile as Goalkeeper: shot-stopper, high usage, distribution. Archetype: Modern goalkeeper. Season rating 7.1.
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Fabio Silva came off the bench while Borussia Dortmund were drawing with Villarreal and played a big part in getting them a win. The post ‘Fabio is on fire’ – Kobel hails Silva’s influence in Dortmund’s Champions League opener appeared first on SoccerNews.
Borussia Dortmund failed to win the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup for the third time in a row, being beaten by their old rivals Bayern Munich. The post Kobel adamant Dortmund will ‘keep getting stronger’ after Supercup defeat appeared first on SoccerNews.
When Bayern Munich face Borussia Dortmund in the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup on Saturday (kick-off: 8.30pm CEST), much of the focus will be on the teams’ array of attacking talent. However, both sides can call on elite goalkeepers in Manuel Neuer and Gregor Kobel, on whom the destination of the trophy may depend…
Defending champions will pose a threat with Messi’s genius, but their lack of width and energy in the midfield offers encouragement for Thomas TuchelSwitzerland knew how to deal with Lionel Messi. They congested the centre of the pitch and made it impossible for him to find angles for threaded passes or rapier finishes. One of Messi’s trademark moves, when the tempo has slowed, is to go through the gears with a quick bounce pass off one of his teammates near the edge of the area. The idea is that Messi then has room to unwind his left boot and produce the inevitable, but it did not work out in the quarter-final. Instead, Messi ran into a formidable wall of red, only finding space to work Gregor Kobel moments before Julián Alvarez’s winner. Much of Argentina’s setup is designed to put Messi, whose non-contribution off the ball is priced into everything, in optimal positions to wreak havoc. Against Switzerland, the 39-year-old had, by his stratospheric standards, a quiet game even if he still managed to assist Alexis Mac Allister’s goal from a corner. “Stop Messi” is a tactic that sounds good in principle, but most have found impossible to execute. Maybe England have been shown the way. Continue reading...
Switzerland are eliminated after losing 3–1 to Argentina. Alexis Mac Allister gave the reigning champions the lead just ten minutes into the game, heading past Gregor Kobel from a Lionel Messi cross. Switzerland grew into the match, with their pressure eventually rewarded when Dan Ndoye levelled the score. But that equaliser was quickly overshadowed after Breel Embolo was shown a second yellow card for diving and sent off. The red card made Switzerland's task even more difficult, yet La Nati defended valiantly with ten men, forcing Argentina into extra time. In the end, Julián Álvarez produced a stunning finish, curling the ball into the net from outside the box. As Switzerland pushed for another equaliser, they were caught on the counter-attack and conceded a third and final goal, leaving Argentina to advance after a hard-fought victory.
Did anyone think they would do it the easy way? If Argentina are to win this World Cup they will only get there via rollercoaster. A seemingly straightforward night’s work against Switzerland became their tournament in microcosm, threatening to squander it all before finding salvation through a moment of unfettered genius.Just this once it did not come from the left boot of Lionel Messi. In fact, with his side labouring towards penalties midway through the second period of extra time, Messi had just been denied by Gregor Kobel when the decisive thunderbolt was unleashed. Switzerland were unable to clear their lines and the recently introduced José López, taking possession on the left, passed backwards to a hitherto anonymous Julián Álvarez. Continue reading...
Defending champions Argentina and an undefeated Switzerland are ready to leave it all on the pitch. Gearing up for a massive Quarter-final battle this Saturday, defending champions Argentina and an undefeated Switzerland are ready to leave it all on the pitch. While the defending champion enters the clash as the favorite, the Swiss arrives unbeaten and determined to produce one of the biggest upsets of the tournament. Whatever the final score, the outcome will have enormous consequences for the road to the World Cup final. La Albiceleste arrives in Kansas City after surviving two dramatic knockout matches. Lionel Scaloni’s side needed extra time to eliminate Cape Verde before producing an incredible comeback from two goals down to defeat Egypt 3-2 in the Round of 16. Lionel Messi once again led the charge despite missing a penalty before scoring the equalizer, while Cristian Romero and Enzo Fernandez completed the turnaround. The defending champion has now extended its unbeaten World Cup run while continuing its pursuit of becoming the first nation since Brazil in 1962 to successfully defend the World Cup title. Switzerland has quietly put together one of its strongest World Cup campaigns in decades. Murat Yakin’s team topped its group before defeating Algeria and then eliminating Colombia via penalty shootout after a scoreless draw. DateArgentina’s OpponentStageResultJune 16, 2026AlgeriaGroup StageWin (3–0)June 22, 2026AustriaGroup StageWin (2–0)June 27, 2026JordanGroup StageWin (3–1)July 3, 2026Cape VerdeRound of 32Win (3–2 AET)July 7, 2026EgyptRound of 16Win (3–2) The Swiss have conceded only three goals throughout the tournament and have relied heavily on goalkeeper Gregor Kobel, captain Granit Xhaka, and a disciplined defensive structure. However, the Rossocrociati will once again be without midfielder Johan Manzambi, whose knee injury continues to sideline one of the team’s most productive attacking players. DateSwitzerland’s OpponentStageResultJune 13, 2026QatarGroup StageDraw (1–1)June 18, 2026Bosnia & HerzegovinaGroup StageWin (4–1)June 24, 2026CanadaGroup StageWin (2–1)July 2, 2026AlgeriaRound of 32Win (2–0)July 7, 2026ColombiaRound of 16Draw (0–0, won 4–3 on penalties) What happens if Argentina wins and Switzerland loses? Should Argentina win in regulation, extra time, or penalties, the defending champion will book a place in the semifinals, where it will meet the winner of the England vs. Norway quarterfinal. Lionel Messi #10 of Argentina celebrating. Victory would also keep alive Argentina’s dream of becoming the first back-to-back World Cup champion in more than six decades. The semifinal would take place in Atlanta on July 15, leaving the Albiceleste just one victory away from another appearance in the World Cup Final. What happens if the match is tied after 90 minutes? Unlike group-stage matches, this quarterfinal cannot finish as a permanent draw. If the teams remain level after regulation, the match will proceed to 30 minutes of extra time, and if neither side finds a winner, the semifinal place will be decided through a penalty shootout. Lionel Messi #10 of Argentina take a penalty kick That possibility feels realistic considering Switzerland’s defensive organization and Argentina’s recent habit of producing late drama throughout the knockout rounds. Current 2026 World Cup Playoff Bracket The left side of the bracket is already locked in, while the right side will be determined by the final quarterfinal matches. [1, 2] Tournament RoundLeft Side of BracketRight Side of BracketQuarter-finalsFrance 2-0 MoroccoSpain 2-1 BelgiumEngland vs. NorwayArgentina vs. SwitzerlandSemi-finalsFrance vs. Spain (July 14)England/Norway vs. Argentina/Switzerland (July 15)World Cup FinalWinner Semifinal 1 (July 19)Winner Semifinal 2 (July 19) What happens if Switzerland wins and Argentina loses? A Swiss victory would immediately become one of the biggest stories of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Not only would Switzerland eliminate the
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