Sportsball Stats

Crystal Palace12Chelsea

CHE by 1 goal

Selhurst Park · Referee: C Kavanagh

2022-23 · Gameweek 9

Crystal PalaceThis matchChelsea
  • 1Half-time goals1

    Half-time goals: Crystal Palace 1, Chelsea 1. The score at the break.

  • 0.71xG1.26

    xG: Crystal Palace 0.71, Chelsea 1.26. Chances created, each weighted by how often a shot like it is scored.

  • 0.71Non-penalty xG1.26

    Non-penalty xG: Crystal Palace 0.71, Chelsea 1.26. The same with penalties taken out — open-play threat only.

  • 7Shots13

    Shots: Crystal Palace 7, Chelsea 13. Attempts at goal, on target or not.

  • 3On target3

    On target: Crystal Palace 3, Chelsea 3. Goals plus saved shots. A shot against the post is not on target.

  • 1Big chances1

    Big chances: Crystal Palace 1, Chelsea 1. Shots worth 0.3 expected goals or more — the ones that should be scored.

  • 5Corners2

    Corners: Crystal Palace 5, Chelsea 2. Corners won.

  • 2Shots from corners2

    Shots from corners: Crystal Palace 2, Chelsea 2. How many of those corners actually produced a shot.

  • 1Headed shots1

    Headed shots: Crystal Palace 1, Chelsea 1. Attempts with the head, a proxy for how much arrives from crosses.

  • 203Passes in their third357

    Passes in their third: Crystal Palace 203, Chelsea 357. Passes completed in the opposition’s defensive third. NOT total passes — no source here publishes those.

  • 2Deep completions12

    Deep completions: Crystal Palace 2, Chelsea 12. Passes completed within 20 yards of goal.

  • 11Fouls13

    Fouls: Crystal Palace 11, Chelsea 13. Fouls conceded.

  • 1Yellow cards3

    Yellow cards: Crystal Palace 1, Chelsea 3. Summed from the players.

  • 17.0PPDA7.8

    PPDA: Crystal Palace 17.0, Chelsea 7.8. Passes the opposition completes per defensive action. A LOW number means pressing high and often; a high one means sitting off.

  • 0.84Expected points1.85

    Expected points: Crystal Palace 0.84, Chelsea 1.85. Points these chances were worth on average — 3 for a win, 1 for a draw — whatever the scoreline actually said.