Bundesliga Stats 2021-2022

Shot Efficiency compares the number of goals a player or team in fact scored with the cumulative goal probability of all chances created to show how clinical they were in attack.

Fans can now know more about the passing decisions of a player or a team, providing inside into the quality and the direction of passes, as well as seeing the frequency of the type of passes, such as attacking, back or long.

This Match Fact visualises the areas in which teams enter the final third of the field when attacking, dividing this area into four equally-sized vertical zones.

This statistic rates the pressure on a player in possession and determines how often a particular player is put under significant pressure by the opposing team. It is possible to determine which players on a team are put under pressure particularly often in relation to their teammates.

In an enhancement of 'Average Positions', 'Average Positions: Trends' allows the formations used during particular phases of matches to be compared, with options also for phases with and without possession.

The expected goal model shows the probability of scoring each goal. This can be used to measure the efficiency of a player or a team when scoring a goal.

The Speed Alert provides the maximum speed of the players in each game. At the same time, an editorial classification is carried out in order to filter out the best values. In the live match updates, there is an update of the three fastest players in the game after the 30th and 90th minute of each game. There is also a ranking of the fastest players of the season in the statistics section.

The Average Position provides the average positions of the players on the pitch in real-time so that these are more recognisable and changes over the course of a game can be traced. The data is calculated using around 3.6 million data points per game.

Set Piece Threat quantifies a team’s threat posed by a free-kick or corner by comparing the team to the league average. This BMF goes beyond distinguishing between goal or no goal but also evaluates the quality of the chance and the shot itself.

The new Skill Match Fact combines and compares the cumulative stats of every Bundesliga player to assess their skills across different categories. The stat features four player profiles: a “Finisher”, a “Sprinter”, an “Initiator”, and a “Ball Winner”.