TSR (Total Shots Ratio) Otherwise known as Corsi in hockey. This looks at a teams share of the total (missed/blocked/on target) shots count.   shots for / total shots (shots f + shots a)

SoTR (shots On Target Ratio) This looks at a teams share of the shots on target count. shots on target f / total shots on target

Fenwick/Unblocked Shots Ratio This looks at a teams share of the shots count with all blocked shots removed. missed shots f + shots on target f / total missed shots + total shots on target

PDO Scoring% (goals/shots on target) + Save % (100-goals against/shots on target against)

Week 9 (Sortable Tables)

All tables set to Close Game State.

TSR

Man, Fulham and Cardiff (bottom of the table) are really bad.

There's a separation between the top 9 and the rest when looking at Close GS.

Man United are being out-shot at tied GS. Which is not very good at all.

Pos	TSR/Corsi	Tied	Close	Total
7	Man City	63.06	67.05	63.13
4	Tottenham	71.43	65	64.63
2	Chelsea	62.4	62.39	62.3
11	Newcastle	64.1	60.4	56.57
5	Southampton	57.43	59.07	58.69
1	Arsenal	63.95	58.38	53.72
6	Everton	61.38	57.36	56.96
8	Man United	48.28	55.32	55.02
3	Liverpool	59.78	52.68	49.43
13	Aston Villa	44.55	48.87	48.71
9	Swansea	44.14	48.31	51.98
15	West Ham	43.51	48.06	48.23
18	Norwich	49.18	46.55	46.18
12	West Brom	43.55	45.11	47.47
17	Stoke	48.8	44.95	45.54
20	Palace	41.67	43.13	45.28
19	Sunderland	47.14	42.13	45.65
10	Hull	37.21	38.94	39.11
16	Cardiff	30.29	32.64	34.22
14	Fulham	26.4	27.75	28.51

SoTR

Again. we see that 9 team separation at Close GS, except that separation is more acute. Man City are a force at Close. Everton are pretty darn good too.

Fulham, Cardiff and Sunderland are halloween scary at the bottom of the table.

Pos	SoTR	Tied	Close	Total
7	Man City	64.86	68.18	66.67
6	Everton	73.17	66.67	62.34
4	Tottenham	73.47	63.16	63.86
5	Southampton	66.67	62.32	62.86
2	Chelsea	62.5	61.97	63.75
1	Arsenal	75	60.98	56.7
3	Liverpool	61.76	56.96	55.67
8	Man United	50	56.94	55.29
11	Newcastle	57.14	55.38	51.76
9	Swansea	48.84	54.29	59.3
18	Norwich	46.34	45.83	44.3
13	Aston Villa	39.39	45.31	45.45
17	Stoke	45.45	44.59	44.74
12	West Brom	40.48	42.11	43.28
15	West Ham	35.29	38.6	40.32
10	Hull	36.84	38.1	38.81
20	Palace	37.93	37.93	35.62
14	Fulham	29.73	33.85	35.44
19	Sunderland	31.82	30	33.33
16	Cardiff	27.12	29.63	29.89

Fenwick/USR

Remove blocked shots and the table alters ever so slightly.

Pos	Fenwick	Tied	Close	Total
7	Man City	58.14	64.49	60.45
4	Tottenham	69.44	64	63.35
2	Chelsea	61	60.8	62.69
11	Newcastle	63.74	60.25	55.56
5	Southampton	57.53	58.33	58.49
1	Arsenal	62.3	56.67	52.46
6	Everton	58.65	55.7	56.32
8	Man United	46.97	55.24	54.14
3	Liverpool	60	54.94	52.71
9	Swansea	46.07	48.55	53.67
13	Aston Villa	43.59	48.15	47.67
15	West Ham	42.31	47.74	48.52
17	Stoke	50.51	46.2	46.29
20	Palace	42.59	45.76	44.94
18	Norwich	49.44	45.61	45.36
12	West Brom	42.7	44.62	46.15
10	Hull	39.77	39.73	38.85
19	Sunderland	44.44	34.88	41.14
16	Cardiff	31.54	32.57	34.57
14	Fulham	26.44	29.53	30.11

PDO

Teams with the super high, unsustainable PDO's tend to be those with the high save percentages. Here's looking at you Arsenal, Liverpool and Southampton. If those save percentages regress (they should, given time) then the points dropped and the reasons for the downturn in form should be amusing to read.

At the bottom of this table we find Palace, Sunderland and Newcastle, teams who are all suffering from poor save percentages. As are Man City (60.7% save%) who, if they had have had league average save% would have conceded 7-8 goals which is 3 or 4 less than they have now.

Swap City's save% for Chelsea (similar Shots on target conceded) and City would have conceded just 5.5 goals or HALF the amount they have conceded. City need to fix the save% issue, although it will (positively) regress and thus the results will improve.

Pos	Team	SC%	SAVE%	PDO
16	Cardiff	34.78	78.69	113.47
3	Liverpool	31.48	81.82	113.3
1	Arsenal	35.09	78.05	113.14
5	Southampton	22.73	88.46	111.19
2	Chelsea	30.77	80	110.77
15	West Ham	30.77	78.38	109.15
14	Fulham	32.14	76.92	109.07
10	Hull	26.92	76.19	103.11
12	West Brom	27.59	75	102.59
4	Tottenham	16.67	83.33	100
8	Man United	29.17	68.42	97.59
7	Man City	36.21	60.71	96.92
13	Aston Villa	30	66.67	96.67
17	Stoke	17.65	76.74	94.39
6	Everton	28.57	65.52	94.09
9	Swansea	23.08	69.44	92.52
18	Norwich	17.14	71.74	88.88
11	Newcastle	27.27	60.98	88.25
19	Sunderland	30.43	54.35	84.78
20	Palace	23.08	58.7	81.77

Final Third Passes

Behold! The miracle..............

We have found something Manchester United are good at. United are posting a pretty nice final third possession % number right now. United are getting the upper hand in the territory battle, yet they don't have the skill/attacking scheme to turn the possession advantage into a noticeable shots advantage.

Bad Systems.

Pos		Ratio	Plus/Minus
4	Tottenham	63.08	590
7	Man City	60.01	494
8	Man United	59.63	483
6	Everton	57.86	386
1	Arsenal	56.49	341
2	Chelsea	56.47	318
3	Liverpool	54.83	241
9	Swansea	55.24	240
5	Southampton	54.95	222
11	Newcastle	47.78	-98
15	West Ham	47.39	-114
18	Norwich	46.36	-180
19	Sunderland	45.19	-218
17	Stoke	44.84	-237
12	West Brom	44.65	-248
13	Aston Villa	41.65	-373
14	Fulham	40.25	-419
16	Cardiff	40.4	-447
20	Palace	40.08	-476
10	Hull	38.82	-505