Like most of life’s better ideas, the genesis of this article was in the pub. It came via a discussion about the merits or otherwise of Tottenham Hotspur’s football team. You know the drill: they’re ...
Expected goals (xG) is a metric used to determine how likely a footballer is to score a chance and is widely used to measure ...
The most simplistic plain-English definition of xG is the chance any given shot had in becoming a goal, hence the name expected goals. To take it a step further, xG is the percentage value assigned to ...
XG might be embracing a bit of darkness on their new album, but on a recent afternoon in New York, they pop in bright shades of pink. It’s the color of Chisa’s pin-straight hair, the bows on Maya’s ...
Morgan Rogers' free-kick goal for Aston Villa against Leeds had an xG of just 0.11 If you look at the expected goals (xG) for the Premier League results last weekend, you would probably be thinking ...
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