Quantum science and penalty-taking

A mind more brilliant than ours has analyzed how to best take a penalty shot. Ken Bray has come up with areas called "unsaveable zones."
Has someone translated this into Italian?

Bray has analysed memorable games over the past 50 years and applied research in physics, biology, computing and psychology to the beautiful game.

“If a player were to place the ball in those regions which are 28-30% of the goal area there is not a sniff that the goalkeeper can do to get across to them,” explained Bray, from the University of Bath in England.

He advised goalkeepers to move before the kick is taken because if they wait, the ball will be half way to the goal before they make a move.

He said where the striker places and points his standing foot is a good clue to where the ball will go.

“It’s been shown that in about 85% of cases the direction in which that foot points is the direction of the shot,” he told a news conference in London.