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 17 (Sortable Tables)

All tables set to Close Game State.

TSR

Liverpool sit in 7th place by Close TSR. City are tops at Close and, wait for it, Crystal Palace aren't that bad!

Man United are 9th at Close and 8th at Total.

Pos	TSR/Corsi	Tied	Close	Total
3	Man City	64.56	65.81	63.73
7	Tottenham	65.42	62.62	61.26
4	Chelsea	61.4	61.65	61.9
6	Newcastle	64.04	56.43	54.29
5	Everton	56.67	56.22	56.04
2	Arsenal	57.62	55.52	52.19
1	Liverpool	62.5	55.4	58.05
9	Southampton	50.89	55.4	55.72
8	Man United	52.78	54.13	53.41
16	West Brom	42.47	49.57	50
11	Swansea	47.75	49.29	51.63
13	Aston Villa	45.5	47.7	48
17	West Ham	44.83	47.51	44.62
18	Palace	42.07	45.25	46.06
10	Stoke	48.18	45.18	44.29
12	Hull	43.06	44.39	43.91
14	Norwich	46.05	43.69	42.12
20	Sunderland	48.26	40.23	42.55
15	Cardiff	34.04	35.56	36.51
19	Fulham	30.97	32.9	34.54

SoTR

So Man City are the best team in the league in every category. And it's not even remotely close.

Everton are really good, Liverpool merely good.

Cardiff, Sunderland and Fulham are adrift.

Check out Newcastle's Tied SoTR number!

Pos	SoTR	Tied	Close	Total
3	Man City	68.52	67.26	67.06
4	Chelsea	61.11	62.22	63.64
5	Everton	60.44	61.19	61.01
2	Arsenal	64.71	58.82	57.14
7	Tottenham	63.75	58.5	56.80
9	Southampton	54.84	57.48	58.52
8	Man United	53.95	57.26	55.19
1	Liverpool	57.38	55.64	60.00
6	Newcastle	64.18	54.26	53.13
11	Swansea	47.3	51.2	55.41
13	Aston Villa	47.14	47.01	47.06
18	Palace	40.38	44.76	43.08
16	West Brom	34.43	44.74	43.38
14	Norwich	49.25	44.35	38.75
10	Stoke	43.59	42.74	40.71
12	Hull	42.37	40.78	40.17
17	West Ham	39.13	40	39.85
19	Fulham	33.82	35.48	35.54
20	Sunderland	43.4	35.4	37.60
15	Cardiff	31.76	32.82	32.64

Fenwick

Remove the blocked shots for and against and we come up with a stat called Fenwick.

Pos	Fenwick	Tied	Close	Total
3	Man City	61.42	64.14	60.6
4	Chelsea	60.84	61.54	62.5
7	Tottenham	63.22	60.94	59.17
6	Newcastle	66.67	57.53	54.47
1	Liverpool	59.84	54.68	58.08
2	Arsenal	57.52	54.58	52
5	Everton	53.64	54.07	55.07
8	Man United	53.03	54	53.21
9	Southampton	50.39	53.45	54.07
11	Swansea	48.21	49.25	52.62
16	West Brom	41.04	48.8	48.54
13	Aston Villa	46.91	48.48	48.31
10	Stoke	51.61	47.8	46.37
18	Palace	42.06	47.16	46.8
17	West Ham	44.21	46.57	45.23
14	Norwich	48.7	45.27	43.58
12	Hull	42.96	42.64	41.52
20	Sunderland	47.41	36.64	39.88
15	Cardiff	33.5	34.19	35.49
19	Fulham	29.03	33.33	34.92

PDO

PDO=Scoring%+Save%.

Liverpool are riding the PDO all the way to the top of that table. I am more concerned about Liverpool and Arsenal's PDO's. What happens if those PDO's regress? They can't fall back on outstanding shots numbers like Man City or Chelsea or Tottenham could.

Liverpool and Arsenal are posting shots numbers that would be good for about 5th place. As it is, both of those clubs have points on the board on the back of outstanding PDO's and merely good shots ratios.

Man City are different.

Tottenham's Scoring% is showing signs of life...

Pos	Team	SC%	SAVE%	PDO
1	Liverpool	36.84	75.00	111.84
2	Arsenal	34.38	76.39	110.76
3	Man City	44.74	64.29	109.02
10	Stoke	29.82	75.90	105.73
8	Man United	32.94	71.01	103.96
5	Everton	28.87	74.19	103.06
15	Cardiff	27.66	74.23	101.89
12	Hull	29.79	71.43	101.22
16	West Brom	30.51	70.13	100.64
4	Chelsea	32.65	67.86	100.51
17	West Ham	26.42	72.50	98.92
6	Newcastle	28.24	70.67	98.90
19	Fulham	28.81	68.22	97.04
9	Southampton	27.85	67.86	95.71
13	Aston Villa	26.56	68.06	94.62
14	Norwich	24.19	70.41	94.60
11	Swansea	28.05	65.15	93.20
7	Tottenham	18.75	68.49	87.24
20	Sunderland	25.53	61.54	87.07
8	Palace	19.64	63.51	83.16

Shots On Target Rating

SoT % For = SoT For/Shots For

SoT% Prevention = 100-SoT Against/Shots Against

SoT Rating = Sot% For+ SoT% Against

This chart is all about attacking efficiency and defensive efficiency in regards to actually getting your shots in target and preventing the opposition from doing likewise.

SoT% prevention appears to favour those teams who get fucking buried by the shots count: Hull, Sunderland and Villa are the best 3 teams in the league by SoT% Prevention.

Anyhow, sort through and play around with it.

		SoT% Rating	SoT % For	SoT% Prevention
2	Arsenal	107.7	42.48	65.22
5	Everton	107.04	38.04	69
3	Man City	105.25	38.38	66.86
11	Swansea	105.21	36.94	68.27
9	Southampton	103.81	35.27	68.54
1	Liverpool	102.92	37.62	65.3
8	Man United	102.6	37.44	65.15
4	Chelsea	102.45	34.27	68.18
19	Fulham	101.48	34.3	67.18
13	Aston Villa	98.86	29.63	69.23
6	Newcastle	98.39	33.6	64.79
8	Palace	96.16	29.95	66.21
12	Hull	95.76	25.54	70.21
14	Norwich	95.59	29.38	66.21
10	Stoke	95.27	30	65.27
15	Cardiff	95.01	26.7	68.3
20	Sunderland	94.61	23.5	71.11
17	West Ham	94.36	26.11	68.25
7	Tottenham	93.32	32.99	60.33
16	West Brom	91.59	27.57	64.02

*****

Man City are in a pretty good spot right now; The shots ratios are excellent, attacking efficiency is really good and in most of the other statistical categories I look at (and don't publish) they are tops. Fix the save% and some of those defensive errors and this is the dominant team in the Premier League.

This is what happiness and contentment sound like.