Attacking Returns · TFA Analysis

FPL xG, xA And xGI Stats

Compare goal threat, assist threat and attacking responsibility instead of judging players only by points already scored.

Gameweek 4Next Deadline · 18 Sep · 17:30 UTCUpdated

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Players Offering Two Routes To Returns

Compare expected goals with expected assists to find players involved as both finishers and creators.

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How This Map WorksEXPECTED GOALS (xG) × EXPECTED ASSISTS (xA) · Bubble: OFFICIAL FPL POINTS
X AxisExpected Goals (xG)

The total scoring probability of the chances the player has received.

Y AxisExpected Assists (xA)

The total assist probability created by the player’s final passes.

Bubble SizeTotal FPL Points

All official FPL points earned this season.

Highlighted AreaHigh Goal And Assist Threat

Higher expected goals (xg) and higher expected assists (xa).

Why It Is UsefulPlayers strong in both measures are less dependent on a single type of return and can offer a more reliable attacking route to FPL points.

How The Top 5 Is DerivedxG + xA, which is the player’s total expected goal involvements (xGI).

How To Use The Data

How To Use FPL xG, xA And xGI Stats

Compare goal threat, assist threat and attacking responsibility instead of judging players only by points already scored.

The maps separate finishers from creators, show which club asset owns the strongest share of attacking involvement, and adjust xGI rates for the difficulty of opponents already faced.

SourceOfficial Fantasy Premier League Data

Player prices, points, ownership, form, transfers and expected statistics come from the official FPL data. Any TFA projection is labelled and its method is explained beside the map.