Sentences with phrase «shots on target ratios»

Rather than regurgitate the article in full here (though please do have a read, and subscribe to The Tomkins Times whilst you're at it), I will re-post the table of shots on target ratios and the key paragraph here.

When the German first took over at Anfield, I wrote this free piece for The Tomkins Times about how consistently impressive Dortmund's shots on target ratios were under Jürgen Klopp.

So if Team A has six shots on target and Team B have four, their Shots on Target ratios are 60 % and 40 % respectively.

The clubs are sorted by their shots on target ratios.

As usual, time constraints prevent me from going really in - depth, but I've returned to an old favourite of mine for this article: Shots on Target ratio (SoTR).

After the thirty - six league games they've played under the management of Jürgen Klopp, Liverpool's shots on target ratio is 62 %, which is the average that the team finishing third posts, and is one that has only been bettered by twenty - two of the 160 team seasons from the last eight years in the Premier League.

Not exact matches

He scored about 25 goals that season and had a ratio of 250 shots on target.

Gray, with nine goals, had the most shots on target with 19 but his ratio of a goal every 2.1 shots trails Slimani's return of one every 1.85 shots.

If the Reds can continue to average seven shots on target per game and a ratio of 69 %, then rest assured this will be a very special season indeed, even if no more 120 year old scoring records are broken along the way.

For instance, inspite of a transition to having the most attacking touches in the league (on a percentage basis of touches by the team), as well as the second highest shots per game ratio, Liverpool only have the 8th highest number of shots on target per game. This is suggestive of several things.

I'm not a good shot, my kill / death ratio is always embarrassingly skewed towards the «death» side, and I've been called an «easy target» (and worse) on XBLA on more than on occasion.