Crystal Palace initially led against Everton on Saturday, but two second-half goals from Dwight McNeil flipped the match at Goodison Park, leaving the Eagles still […]
Sam Gallagher has had to wait for his Stoke City debut, but he believes he can bring crucial aggression to the team if he channels […]
Russell Martin has been gearing up his Southampton squad for the short trip to AFC Bournemouth for Monday night’s south coast clash. Southampton recently earned […]
Nottingham Forest’s five-game unbeaten streak in the Premier League ended with a home defeat to an in-form Fulham at the City Ground. Nuno Espírito Santo’s […]
Everton sit 19th in the Premier League after a disastrous start to the season under Sean Dyche. Everton boss Sean Dyche acknowledges that their home […]
The former Cardiff City and Wigan Athletic forward has gone over a month without scoring, experiencing four consecutive goalless matches since his debut at Bramall Lane, where he netted a first-half goal against QPR on August 10. While some Sheffield United fans have criticized Moore for his lack of goals, the underlying statistics indicate that he is likely to start scoring again soon. He boasts an expected goals (xG) return of 3.0, which is only surpassed by Josh Maja, the division’s top scorer with six goals from six matches. Despite his struggles in front of goal, Moore has made a strong impression in his new environment in the Steel City, and his all-around skills make him a challenging opponent for any Championship defender.
It will be intriguing to see how the situation develops, but, much like Pelach and the rest of the Stoke squad, it wouldn’t be fair to evaluate their performance for at least another month or two. Stoke will be back in action on Saturday as they head north to take on Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium.
Pundits such as Jamie Carragher, Roy Keane, Paul Merson, and Mark Lawrenson have weighed in on the Ipswich Town vs Aston Villa clash ahead of […]
Leicester’s situation this season is indeed puzzling. Their level of tackling has increased by 30% compared to last year, and the number of fouls called against them has risen by 22%. Yet, remarkably, the number of yellow cards they’ve received for those fouls has actually decreased. This contradiction raises an interesting question: how can a team ramp up their tackling intensity while simultaneously receiving fewer yellow cards in a league with supposedly stricter refereeing?
Despite the increased tackling, Leicester now concedes an average of 1.6 goals per game—nearly double the 0.89 goals per game they allowed last season. This suggests that while they are tackling more to counteract the goals they’re conceding, the reduction in yellow cards for fouls remains baffling. It’s a curious phenomenon that leaves fans and analysts alike scratching their heads.
Southampton brought in 14 first-team players over the summer, but Russell Martin missed out on some of his key transfer targets. Southampton bolstered their squad […]
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