According to OPTA statistics, Manchester United is the team with the largest difference between the actual Premier League rankings this season and the expected rankings (derived through simulation algorithms based on the expected goal value of the s...
According to OPTA statistics, Manchester United is the team with the largest difference between the actual Premier League rankings this season and the expected rankings (derived through simulation algorithms based on the expected goal value of the shot).
According to OPTA statistics, Manchester United has ranked fourth in expected ranking this season, but they are actually ranked 14th, making them the team with the biggest difference in actual rankings and expected rankings. The teams with the best rankings than expected are Tottenham and Sunderland, and the actual rankings of the two teams are 8 places higher than expected.
Attached with the expected rankings and actual rankings of each team in the Premier League:
Arsenal: expected ranking 1 Actual ranking 2
Crystal Palace: expected ranking 2 Actual ranking 3
Manchester City: expected ranking 3 Actual ranking 7
Manchester United: expected ranking 4 Actual ranking 14
Boenmouth: expected ranking 5 Actual ranking 6
Chelsea: expected ranking 6 Actual ranking 8
Brighton: expected ranking 7 Actual ranking 10
Liverpool: expected ranking 8 Actual ranking 1
Newcastle: expected ranking 9 Actual ranking 15
Everton: expected ranking 10 Actual ranking 9
Leeds United: expected ranking 11 Actual ranking 12
Tottenham: expected ranking 12 Actual ranking 4
Sunderland: expected ranking 13 Actual ranking 5
Brentford: expected ranking 14 Actual ranking 13
Fulham: expected ranking 15 Actual ranking 11
West Ham: expected ranking 16 Actual ranking 19
Forest: expected ranking 17 Actual ranking 17
Wolves: expected ranking 18 Actual ranking 20
Villa: expected ranking 19 Actual ranking 16
Burnley: expected ranking 20 Actual ranking 18
