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Which Premier League creators will improve or decline this season?
We’ve used StatsBomb’s expected goals (xG) data to identify the players whose assist tally in the Premier League last season differed the most from what those chances would typically have yielded.
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Which goalscorers could improve in the Premier League this season?
We’ve used StatsBomb’s expected goals (xG) data to identify the players whose goal tally in the Premier League last season differed the most from what those chances would typically have yielded. While finishing skill could well account for some of the discrepancies, players whose expected and actual goal tallies differ significantly tend to see those differences narrow or disappear over time, making xG a useful tool for identifying hot and cold streaks that will come to an end eventually.
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Mike Ashley and Steve Bruce: A pair who deserve one another
His unveiling has angered large swathes of Newcastle fans who don’t want him near their club but Mike Ashley may have found his managerial equivalent in Steve Bruce. Two men with a rich history of broken promises, seemingly impervious to criticism and who, based on past performance, are extremely unlikely to advance the cause of Newcastle United football club.
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Hamilton Tips: Greengage looks to be the bet of the meeting
Syndicate Captain The Form Analyst gives us his expertise once again, this time taking on the Best Dividend Guananteed Place 6 at Hamilton. He reckons that Greengage is one to watch out for, with it potentially his best bet of the meeting.
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Would Harry Maguire be a good signing for Manchester United?
With Leicester widely reported to have agreed a fee with Brighton for the transfer of Lewis Dunk, the logical conclusion is that they’re prepared to allow Harry Maguire to leave for Manchester United.
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Things could be worse for Arsenal and United
Stan Kroenke has been trending on Twitter again after Arsenal fan groups released a joint statement encouraging their American owner to alter the manner in which he runs the club or get out altogether.
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Japan delivers for O’Brien in Grand Prix de Paris
Japan won the Juddmonte Grand Prix de Paris on Sunday – delivering a second consecutive success in the race for Aidan O’Brien. The 1-2 favourite took claimed the prize by half a length to follow up subsequent St Leger hero Kew Gardens’ victory in the same ParisLongchamp Group One last year, was also completing an outstanding weekend for Ballydoyle – after Ten Sovereigns’ July Cup win at Newmarket on Saturday.
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York Tips: Side with the underrated Thomas Cranmer in the Place 6
Syndicate Captain and racing guru TFA has delivered his verdict over the shrewdest picks in the Best Dividend Guaranteed Place 6 at York on Friday. He has been waiting all season to back Thomas Cranmer under the right conditions, that he finds at this meeting, and he makes him his headline pick.
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Calyx camp are hoping for an autumn comeback
Connections of last year’s Coventry Stakes hero Calyx remain confident that he will be back in action before the end of the season. The son of Kingman made a winning return in the Pavilion Stakes at Ascot in May, but was ruled out of the Royal meeting after sustaining a pastern injury during the first defeat of his career in Haydock’s Sandy Lane Stakes.
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Win 6 ticket secures player €9,236 return from €4 stake!
An incredible story unfolded in the £20,000 Win 6 at Kempton Park on Wednesday, as a €4 ticket returned €9,236.85 for one of our players. The ticket got off to an ideal start when the player’s opening selection, Soar Above, took the lead within the final furlong to land the 17:15 in fine style.
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