Tottenham — opposition report

Premier League 2026/27 · 8 matches (2026-08-22 to 2026-10-24) · W2 D3 L3 · goals 8–10 · npxG 8.0–9.5 · WhoScored event data, every sequence rebuilt from the raw feed

Early season: built from 8 league matches. League ranks and splits move a lot at this stage — read them as provisional, and lean on the clips.

The short version

How to beat themgame plan

Each line is generated from a finding that cleared its evidence bar; nothing here is a generic coaching point. The grey line says what it rests on; the button opens the sequences.

Beating their press

  1. In your own build-up area, play on one or two touches: don't try to dribble past their press, and keep first touches clean.

    36% of their high regains come straight after the opponent tries to dribble past someone or takes a bad touch (league median 29%); only 21% come from forward passes.

  2. Copy the sides that escaped it: Coventry got out 78% (long on 22%).

    Average escape rate against them is 35%.

Transitions

  1. When you win it, go down their left side immediately.

    59% of the xG they concede after losing the ball comes down their left side (62 attacks, 14 shots), against 46% of their own attacking xG through that channel.

Where to press

  1. Let the ball go to Antonín Kinsky and press him when he receives.

    Build-up exits made by Antonín Kinsky: the build-up carried on cleanly 35% of the time, vs 61% through anyone else (26 times).

Shape and structurein possession, by phase

Where each player takes the ball in each phase of their possession, and who passes to whom. Event data has no off-ball positions, so this is the shape of their touches — the standard event-data proxy. A phase is defined by where the ball is, so the dots sit inside that phase's third (shaded): read the order and the width, not the depth of each line. Tottenham attack left to right.

Antonín Kinsky → Micky van de Ven: 40Antonín Kinsky → Jan Paul van Hecke: 36Jan Paul van Hecke → Antonín Kinsky: 33Micky van de Ven → Antonín Kinsky: 30Micky van de Ven → Andy Robertson: 17Antonín Kinsky (GK) -- 263 touchesA. KinskyJan Paul van Hecke (CB) -- 176 touchesJ. van HeckeMicky van de Ven (CB) -- 159 touchesM. van de VenArchie Gray / Pedro Porro (FB) -- 101 touchesA. Gray / P. PorroAndy Robertson (FB) -- 81 touchesA. RobertsonSandro Tonali (CM) -- 74 touchesS. TonaliMateus Fernandes (AM) -- 47 touchesM. FernandesRodrigo Bentancur (CM) -- 47 touchesR. BentancurMohammed Kudus (W) -- 35 touchesM. KudusOmar Marmoush (ST) -- 25 touchesO. Marmoush

attacking → · shaded = the build-up zone

Most involved
  • Antonín Kinsky51% of build-up phases
  • Jan Paul van Hecke31% of build-up phases
  • Micky van de Ven27% of build-up phases
  • Sandro Tonali15% of build-up phases
Main connections
  • Antonín Kinsky → Micky van de Ven40
  • Antonín Kinsky → Jan Paul van Hecke36
  • Jan Paul van Hecke → Antonín Kinsky33
  • Micky van de Ven → Antonín Kinsky30
  • Marcos Senesi → Antonín Kinsky27
  • Micky van de Ven → Andy Robertson17

415 build-up phases. Dot = the median spot of a player's touches in this phase; size = share of touches; lines = consecutive touches between two players.

Their pressout of possession

36defensive actions per match in the opponent's final 40%
35%of opponent build-ups got out into the next third
5.2high regains per match
24%of those regains led to a shot

Who presses

  • Dominic Solanke28
  • Rodrigo Bentancur27
  • Omar Marmoush26
  • Sandro Tonali23
  • Mateus Fernandes21
  • Conor Gallagher19

Tackles, interceptions, recoveries, blocks, challenges and fouls in the opponent's final 40%.

Every ball won in the opponent's third, by source

215 in the window. The press on a build-up = the first two rows: 23 (2.9 a match).

sourcetimesshareper matchshot
press: settled build-up taken off them2110%2.65%
press: their restart forced into an error before they settled21%0.20%
counter-press: won straight back after losing it115%1.418%
second ball: the opponent touched it but never controlled it18184%22.627%
↳ rebound after their own shot (saved or blocked)2210%2.832%
↳ their cross / ball into the box, cleared7133%8.934%
↳ their long ball, only headed or touched away167%2.06%
↳ after their own throw-in / set piece199%2.426%
↳ loose ball in their combination play (pass blocked or tackled)5325%6.621%

What triggers a regain

opponent wasshareleaguerank
dribbling or a loose touch36%29%7 / 20
passing forward21%25%14 / 20
taking a throw-in14%3%1 / 20
passing sideways7%6%8 / 20
passing to the keeper5%0%4 / 20
passing to a full-back5%14%18 / 20
passing back2%3%12 / 20
going long2%7%20 / 20
a loose ball0%0%1 / 20

Who got out, and how

0%25%50%75%100%0%25%50%75%share of build-ups that went longgot out of the pressCoventry: got out 78%, went long 22% (9 build-ups)CoventryNottingham Forest: got out 47%, went long 42% (19 build-ups)Man Utd: got out 43%, went long 43% (21 build-ups)Brentford: got out 42%, went long 29% (24 build-ups)Newcastle: got out 35%, went long 38% (26 build-ups)Aston Villa: got out 30%, went long 35% (23 build-ups)Chelsea: got out 25%, went long 30% (20 build-ups)ChelseaEverton: got out 5%, went long 58% (19 build-ups)Everton

The opponents who went long most (45% of build-ups) got out 33% of the time; those who mostly played short (29% long) got out 44%. That is a lean, not proven at 20 matches (p=0.4609).

Best escapes: Coventry 78%; Nottingham Forest 47%; Man Utd 43%. One dot per match; hover for the opponent.

Transitions

When they win it

13.0fast attacks per match (counters, high transitions, high ball-wins)
17%end in a shot

Most often started by Sandro Tonali (13), Jan Paul van Hecke (11), Archie Gray (10), Rodrigo Bentancur (8).

Counter-press: losing it, by where

lost inlosseswon back within 5sled to a shot
own third3345%18%
midfield17729%5%
final third32131%1%

When they lose it — where the damage comes

59%62 attacks · 14 shots · 1.4 xG12%14 attacks · 4 shots · 0.3 xG29%42 attacks · 8 shots · 0.7 xG

14.8 opponent attacks per match after winning the ball in open play that broke forward fast or reached the final third. Shading and % = share of the xG they produced, by the channel they used. Tottenham's goal is on the left. Central attacks carry more xG for every team, so compare with Tottenham's own attacking xG in the same kind of channel (centre, or the average flank): left 59% conceded vs 46% own, right 29% conceded vs 46% own, centre 12% conceded vs 7% own.

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Right
Centre

Transition types

Every real turnover, named by the situation it came from. "Fast" = the side with the ball reached the final third within 10 seconds. Only real turnovers appear here: for everything the press wins high, including restarts it forced into an error, see "Every ball won in the opponent’s third" in the press section.

When they win the ball

typetimessharefastshotxG
Won high from a settled build-up (press)224%lg 5%27%9%lg 11%0.1
Won after their long possession (10+ passes)357%lg 9%23%0%lg 3%0.0
Won straight back after losing it (counter-press)9118%lg 13%45%7%lg 7%0.5
Won by stopping their counter184%lg 4%11%6%lg 0%0.0
Won in midfield14028%lg 25%40%10%lg 6%0.9
Won deep in own third16233%lg 39%14%3%lg 3%0.4
Won from their set piece265%lg 5%12%4%lg 3%0.0

When they lose the ball

typetimesshareopponent fastshot againstxG
Lost in own build-up under pressure234%lg 5%43%13%lg 11%0.2
Lost after own long possession (10+ passes)9616%lg 9%14%5%lg 3%0.6
Lost straight after winning it6310%lg 13%19%3%lg 8%0.1
Lost during own counter183%lg 4%11%6%lg 0%0.1
Lost in midfield14223%lg 25%33%8%lg 6%1.5
Lost in the final third (attack broke down)23939%lg 39%8%3%lg 3%0.8
Lost from own set piece376%lg 5%16%5%lg 2%0.1

Possessions and turnovers in detailsub-categories

Every controlled possession is typed by how it was played, and every real turnover (a possession that was established and then lost) by what the losing side was doing, how it lost the ball and what the winner did next. "Settled" = sustained or worked possessions; "unsettled" = short, second-ball, counter and direct possessions.

18%of their turnovers the opponent turns into a fast attack · league 22%
50%Lost balls the opponent can’t keep · league 50%
5%of balls lost from settled possession lead to a shot against · league 4%
5%of balls lost from unsettled possession lead to a shot against · league 6%
28%of the balls they win become a fast attack · league 20%
6%of the balls they win produce a shot · league 5%

How they play their possessions (746 controlled open-play possessions)

typetimesshareended in a shotavg passes
sustained circulation (10+ passes)12617%lg 11%12%lg 16%14.6
worked possession (4-9 passes)22330%lg 26%8%lg 10%5.7
direct attack689%lg 14%3%lg 2%1.7
short possession (0-3 passes)13318%lg 22%2%1.5

When they lose the ball (618 turnovers) — their rest defence

the side losing it was in…timesfast attacksecuredlost straight backcan’t keep itshotxGhow it was lost
sustained circulation (10+ passes)9814%11%10%52%6%0.7pass cut out 62, bad touch 12
worked possession (4-9 passes)17316%14%9%51%5%0.8pass cut out 86, long ball lost 30
direct attack5934%15%12%34%8%0.6long ball lost 36, pass cut out 17
short possession (0-3 passes)11520%10%14%49%5%0.6pass cut out 44, long ball lost 24
second-ball possession10615%14%9%55%5%0.5pass cut out 52, bad touch 21
counter / fast transition3013%10%20%50%3%0.1pass cut out 21, bad touch 4
set piece3716%14%16%49%5%0.1pass cut out 23, long ball lost 8

How they lose it

mechanismtimesshareled to a shot against
pass cut out30549%lg 52%7%
long ball lost12620%lg 24%5%
bad touch9415%lg 14%4%
tackled / dispossessed478%lg 6%0%
failed dribble427%lg 6%0%

When they win the ball (494 turnovers) — what they do with it

the opponent was in…timesfast attacksecuredlost straight backcan’t keep itshotxGhow it was lost
sustained circulation (10+ passes)3722%19%5%46%3%0.1pass cut out 18, bad touch 8
worked possession (4-9 passes)10324%17%8%39%6%0.3pass cut out 39, long ball lost 26
direct attack8038%18%11%24%8%0.4long ball lost 47, pass cut out 22
short possession (0-3 passes)13137%9%3%50%5%0.5pass cut out 47, long ball lost 28
second-ball possession8621%15%8%48%9%0.7pass cut out 33, long ball lost 22
counter / fast transition3119%26%6%39%3%0.0pass cut out 16, failed dribble 7
set piece2612%15%12%50%4%0.0pass cut out 13, long ball lost 5

Fast attack = their final third or box reached within 10s. Secured = kept 10s+ or 4+ passes. Lost straight back = controlled, then lost within 5s. Can’t keep it = won the ball but never got it under control (cleared it, headed it away, blocked it or lost it at once).

Phase by phase: the typessub-categories

Each phase split into the situations it is made of, every row with its league median and clips. Shots are their own category: a possession that ends in a shot has finished, it has not lost the ball.

Build-up: how it starts and how it gets out (216 build-ups)

typetimessharegot outreached the boxlost in build-upshot
from the keeper / goal kick, played out short4722%lg 17%66%21%23%9%
from the keeper / goal kick, went long (bypass)188%lg 13%33%11%67%0%
from the keeper / goal kick, stuck / recycled126%0%8%50%8%
from the back line, played out short209%lg 8%80%35%15%20%
from the back line, went long (bypass)126%lg 5%42%8%58%8%
from the back line, stuck / recycled136%0%23%31%8%
from a throw-in, played out short105%lg 4%60%0%40%10%
from a throw-in, went long (bypass)63%lg 3%33%17%67%0%
straight after winning it, played out short4219%lg 16%69%24%21%7%
straight after winning it, went long (bypass)167%lg 11%19%6%75%0%
straight after winning it, stuck / recycled167%0%0%25%12%

Their press: what happens to every opponent build-up (187)

outcometimesshareopponent shot
won it high1910%lg 10%0%
forced long, then won it back6032%lg 26%0%
forced long, they kept it116%lg 5%9%
they played through short4625%lg 30%22%
kept them stuck (recycled back)5127%lg 24%2%

Won high = the ball won in the opponent's own third. Forced long = the opponent left its third with a long ball (then either lost it in that possession, or kept it).

Chance creation: what created their shots

created byshotsshare of open playxGxG per shotgoals
cross79%lg 12%0.80.11lg 0.111
cutback68%lg 9%0.80.13lg 0.111
through ball23%lg 3%0.30.17lg 0.170
short pass / combination3747%lg 53%2.10.06lg 0.083
long ball45%lg 4%0.30.08lg 0.070
individual (dribble / self-made)1317%lg 9%1.10.08lg 0.081
rebound / second ball912%lg 9%0.60.06lg 0.130
corner (set piece)24–1.50.060
free kick (indirect) (set piece)4–0.30.071
direct free kick (set piece)6–0.10.020
throw-in (set piece)2–0.10.060

Chances they concede: what created the opponent's shots

created byshotssharexGxG per shotgoals
cross912%lg 11%0.80.090
cutback811%lg 9%1.00.132
through ball34%lg 3%0.50.180
short pass / combination4255%lg 53%3.40.085
long ball23%lg 4%0.10.070
individual (dribble / self-made)79%lg 11%0.40.060
rebound / second ball57%lg 10%0.50.091
corner (set piece)19–1.70.092
free kick (indirect) (set piece)5–0.40.080
direct free kick (set piece)2–0.00.020
throw-in (set piece)4–0.50.130
penalty (set piece)1–0.80.790

How their shots end

endingshotsshare
goal76%lg 9%
keeper held it87%lg 9%
keeper parried it1412%lg 11%
blocked4035%lg 32%
off target4539%lg 37%
hit the woodwork00%

Penalties excluded. A "save" by an outfield player is a block.

Keeper transitions

After their keeper held a shot (7), median release 8s; league share turned into a fast attack 10%:

their keeper held it, then…timesshare
keeper released fast -> fast attack114%
keeper released quickly, no fast attack343%
keeper slowed the game343%

After their own shot was held by the opponent keeper (8); league share broken against fast 17%:

the opponent keeper held it, then…timesshare
keeper released fast -> fast attack00%
keeper released quickly, no fast attack112%
keeper slowed the game788%

Fast = the keeper's side reached its final third within 15s of the save. Quick = first pass within 6s.

When it breaks downevery phase

The other half of each phase above. Their own phases break down when they lose the ball (real turnovers only); their press and block break down when the opponent gets through. Each card: how often, how, where, who is involved, and what it costs them.

Build-up breaks down

137 balls lost in 415 build-up phases (33%)

giveaways per 10 build-up phases: 3.0/10 · league 2.7/10

How
  • long ball lost76
  • pass cut out37
  • bad touch9
  • tackled / dispossessed8
Where
  • left half-space32
  • centre30
  • left wing29
  • right wing29
Who
  • Antonín Kinsky47
  • Jan Paul van Hecke14
  • Archie Gray12
  • Andy Robertson10

What it costs: 31% turned into a fast attack · 47% the opponent can’t keep · 8% led to a shot · 1.3 xG

Progression breaks down

194 balls lost in 636 middle-third phases (31%)

giveaways per 10 middle-third phases: 2.6/10 · league 2.8/10

How
  • pass cut out94
  • bad touch36
  • long ball lost33
  • tackled / dispossessed17
Where
  • centre47
  • right wing41
  • right half-space39
  • left wing37
Who
  • Sandro Tonali20
  • Jan Paul van Hecke17
  • Andy Robertson15
  • Sávio13

What it costs: 22% turned into a fast attack · 40% the opponent can’t keep · 7% led to a shot · 1.3 xG

Final third breaks down

258 balls lost in 524 final-third phases (49%)

deliveries into the box that fail to arrive: 55% · league 60%

How
  • pass cut out162
  • bad touch45
  • failed dribble21
  • tackled / dispossessed18
Where
  • centre99
  • left half-space47
  • right half-space41
  • right wing38
Who
  • Sávio40
  • Andy Robertson29
  • Mathys Tel28
  • Mohammed Kudus28

What it costs: 6% turned into a fast attack · 59% the opponent can’t keep · 3% led to a shot · 0.7 xG

60 deliveries into the box did not arrive

Counter-attacks fail

30 of 44 counter-attacks lost (68%)

attacking transitions that produce a shot: 17% · league 18%

How
  • pass cut out21
  • bad touch4
  • long ball lost2
  • failed dribble2
Where
  • centre14
  • left wing6
  • left half-space5
  • right wing3
Who
  • Sávio8
  • Andy Robertson4
  • Destiny Udogie3
  • Omar Marmoush3

What it costs: 13% turned into a fast attack · 50% the opponent can’t keep · 3% led to a shot · 0.1 xG

44 counters: 9 ended in a shot, 30 were lost, 5 slowed down or went out

Their press is beaten

57 of 161 opponent build-ups got out (35%)

opponent build-ups that get out cleanly: 35% · league 46%

How
  • short pass36
  • long ball16
  • carry2
Where
  • right wing18
  • left wing15
  • centre8
  • left half-space7
Who
  • central midfielder18
  • centre-back13
  • goalkeeper10
  • full-back9

What it costs: 39% reached the final third · 19% led to a shot · 0.8 xG

Sides are their own: "down the left" = down their left.

Their block is broken

101 box entries in 363 opponent final-third phases (28%)

opponent final-third phases that create: 48% · league 51%

How
  • carry53
  • short pass25
  • cross8
  • dribble6
Where
  • centre36
  • right half-space26
  • left half-space20
  • left wing13
Who
  • winger29
  • attacking midfielder16
  • striker15
  • full-back14

What it costs: 57% led to a shot · 7.9 xG

Sides are their own.

Set pieces backfire

37 set pieces lost in open play

How
  • pass cut out23
  • long ball lost8
  • bad touch3
  • tackled / dispossessed2
Where
  • centre13
  • left wing7
  • right wing7
  • left half-space6
Who
  • Andy Robertson5
  • Mohammed Kudus4
  • Sávio4
  • James Maddison4

What it costs: 16% turned into a fast attack · 49% the opponent can’t keep · 5% led to a shot · 0.1 xG

Their corners and free kicks that were lost in open play, and what the opponent did next.

Set piecesattacking corners

53corners (6.6 per match)
19%end in a shot
1.0xG from corners

Delivery

  • near post43%shot 13% · 0.2 xG
  • central32%shot 24% · 0.7 xG
  • far post17%shot 33% · 0.2 xG
  • short8%shot 0% · 0.0 xG

Who

Takers: Sávio (12), Mateus Fernandes (10), Mathys Tel (7)

First contact in the box: Jan Paul van Hecke (4), Sávio (3), Micky van de Ven (3), Omar Marmoush (1), Dominic Solanke (1)

Key players

What each player does in the phases, counted over the window. Only lines that clear a minimum count are shown.

Jan Paul van HeckeCB
  • plays 38 build-up exits (58% carry on cleanly)
  • takes it into the final third 41 times (51% become a chance)
Sandro TonaliCM
  • takes it into the final third 25 times (56% become a chance)
  • gets it into the box 11 times (55% end in a shot)
  • 15 ball wins high up the pitch
SávioW
  • gets it into the box 22 times (27% end in a shot)
Mateus FernandesAM
  • takes it into the final third 15 times (53% become a chance)
Mathys TelW
  • gets it into the box 20 times (40% end in a shot)
Andy RobertsonFB
  • plays 15 build-up exits (47% carry on cleanly)
  • gets it into the box 10 times (20% end in a shot)
Mohammed KudusW
  • gets it into the box 16 times (31% end in a shot)
Omar MarmoushST
  • gets it into the box 10 times (40% end in a shot)
Archie GrayFB
  • gets it into the box 10 times (10% end in a shot)

Where a player changes the outcome (p<0.05)

Against the leaguesupporting evidence

The comparison behind the report: each behaviour as a rate per opportunity, ranked among the 20 Premier League clubs' full seasons, with how many of the 8 matches sat on the same side of the league median. "Style" is never a verdict.

behaviourTottenhamleague medianrankmatches
styletriangle per 100 progression phases7.4/1003.3/1001 / 207/8
weaknessnon-penalty xG per final-third sequence0.01 xG0.02 xG20 / 208/8
styleturnovers won straight back (counter-press)18%13%1 / 208/8
stylebox entries from the half-spaces66%50%1 / 208/8
styleturnovers won deep in the own third33%39%19 / 205/8
styleturnovers that came from being tackled / dispossessed8%6%1 / 205/8
strengthballs they won but can't keep (cleared, blocked, lost loose)42%50%19 / 207/8
stylebox entries from the left48%34%2 / 207/8
strengthturnovers won that were turned into a fast attack (final third within 10s)28%20%2 / 206/8
weaknessxG per shot from short passes / combinations0.06 xG0.08 xG19 / 207/8
stylebuild-up exits played by a centre-back50%34%1 / 208/8
stylecontrolled possessions that are direct attacks (<=3 passes, fast and forward)9%14%19 / 206/8
stylecontrolled possessions that are worked possessions (4-9 passes)30%26%2 / 207/8
styleturnovers won that were secured and kept (10s+ or 4+ passes)15%12%2 / 205/8
stylebuild-up exits with a short or medium pass58%48%2 / 207/8
stylebox entries by dribbling in8%4%2 / 205/8
strengthopponent build-ups that got out cleanly35%46%20 / 206/8
styleoverload to isolate per 100 progression phases1.1/1000.6/1002 / 205/8
Their most dangerous routes
phaseroutetimesshottheir average
How they change against different opponents
splitbehaviourabp
against the more aggressive pressers vs the deeper / passive sideshigh transitions (ball won near the opponent's goal)10.0/match4.5/match0.0013
against the more aggressive pressers vs the deeper / passive sidesfinal-third phases that created (box entry or key pass)40%52%0.0083
against the more aggressive pressers vs the deeper / passive sidesfinal-third entries by carrying it in32%18%0.0247
when trailing vs when levelbuild-up exits with a long ball15%33%0.0441
second half vs first halffinal-third entries down the left33%56%0.0017
second half vs first halffinal-third entries down the right53%30%0.0023
The 8 matches
dateopponentresultnpxGopponent presswhat happened
2026-08-22at BrentfordL 0-30.5–2.7pressed aggressivelyLost 0-3 and the chances agreed (0.47 v 2.65 xG). Brentford pressed harder than a typical Premier League side does (strict PPDA 11.3, league median 14.4). Biggest departure from their norm: non-penalty xG conceded 2.65 xG, far above their usual 1.18 xG.
2026-08-29vs NewcastleL 0-21.1–0.8sat deep / passiveLost 0-2 and the chances agreed (1.13 v 0.78 xG). Newcastle defended deep and let them have the ball (strict PPDA 20.8, league median 14.4). Biggest departure from their norm: build-up exits down the right 10%, far below their usual 37%.
2026-09-05at Nottingham ForestD 0-01.1–1.0pressed aggressivelyDrew 0-0 (1.06 v 1.00 xG). Nottingham Forest pressed harder than a typical Premier League side does (strict PPDA 10.2, league median 14.4) and went long on 50% of their own build-ups. Biggest departure from their norm: counter-attacks 2.0/match, far below their usual 5.8/match.
2026-09-12vs EvertonD 0-00.8–1.1sat deep / passiveDrew 0-0 (0.76 v 1.05 xG). Everton defended deep and let them have the ball (strict PPDA 22.4, league median 14.4) and went long on 73% of their own build-ups. Biggest departure from their norm: opponent build-ups that got out cleanly 5%, far below their usual 38%.
2026-09-19vs Aston VillaL 2-31.4–1.6mid-intensity pressLost 2-3 and the chances agreed (1.37 v 1.59 xG). Aston Villa pressed at roughly league-average intensity (strict PPDA 16.2, league median 14.4) and went long on 53% of their own build-ups. Biggest departure from their norm: build-up exits with a long ball 6%, far below their usual 27%.
2026-10-10at Man UtdD 1-11.3–0.8pressed aggressivelyDrew 1-1 (1.31 v 0.81 xG). Man Utd pressed harder than a typical Premier League side does (strict PPDA 9.7, league median 14.4) and went long on 53% of their own build-ups. Biggest departure from their norm: counter-attacks 9.0/match, far above their usual 5.8/match.
2026-10-19vs CoventryW 3-11.2–1.1mid-intensity pressWon 3-1, chances 1.17 v 1.08 xG. Coventry pressed at roughly league-average intensity (strict PPDA 16.8, league median 14.4). Biggest departure from their norm: opponent build-ups that got out cleanly 78%, far above their usual 38%.
2026-10-24at ChelseaW 2-00.7–0.5sat deep / passiveWon 2-0, chances 0.74 v 0.51 xG. Chelsea defended deep and let them have the ball (strict PPDA 19.1, league median 14.4). Biggest departure from their norm: giveaways regained within 5s (counter-press) 40%, far above their usual 31%.

Method and limits

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