These graphics break down how much the league table can change during the next round of fixtures as follows: Down the left is the current order if league table, with each club’s current league position also indicated by a shaded square in their row. Across each club’s row is a hollow colour-coded strip showing how they are mathematically capable of
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These alternative league tables are calculated using expected goals (as seen in my match timelines). There’s a full explanation in the first post here. The expected goals model continues to court controversy, suggesting that there’s a realistic alternative timeline in which runaway leaders Liverpool are only above Chelsea on goal difference with nine fewer points than they have in reality,
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These graphics break down how much the league table can change during the next round of fixtures as follows: Down the left is the current order if league table, with each club’s current league position also indicated by a shaded square in their row. Across each club’s row is a hollow colour-coded strip showing how they are mathematically capable of
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These alternative league tables are calculated using expected goals (as seen in my match timelines). There’s a full explanation in the first post here. This continues to make happy reading for fans of the two Manchester clubs, as the data puts Man City top of the table and Man Utd in the top four at Leicester’s expense. Southampton and Everton
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These graphics break down how much the league table can change during the next round of fixtures as follows: Down the left is the current order if league table, with each club’s current league position also indicated by a shaded square in their row. Across each club’s row is a hollow colour-coded strip showing how they are mathematically capable of
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These alternative league tables are calculated using expected goals (as seen in my match timelines). There’s a full explanation in the first post here. This makes happy reading for fans of the two Manchester clubs, as the data puts Man City top of the table and Man Utd in the top four at Leicester’s expense. Both have been underachieving to
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These graphics break down how much the league table can change during the next round of fixtures as follows: Down the left is the current order if league table, with each club’s current league position also indicated by a shaded square in their row. Across each club’s row is a hollow colour-coded strip showing how they are mathematically capable of
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