2010/11 stat hit: team records

by Danny Pugsley on Jun 9, 2011 12:38 PM BST in Manchester City: Stats

This will be the first of a series of posts looking back at the 2010/11 series from a statistical perspective.

First up, team records:

First-half record: W19 D13 L6 - 70 points (ranked 2nd)
Second-half record: W14 D17 L7 - 59 points (4th)
Points gained when losing: 4 (19th)
Points lost when winning: 12 (3rd)
Record when winning at half-time: W16 D2 L1 - 50 points/2.63 PPG (5th)
Record when losing at half-time: W0 D1 L5 - 1 point/0.16 PPG (15th)
Record when drawing at half-time: W5 D5 L3 - 20 points/0.92 PPG (5th)
Record against top half opposition: W6 D4 L8 - 22 points/1.22 PPG (8th)
Record against bottom half opposition: W15 D4 L1 - 49 points/2.45 PPG (1st)
Possession: 52% (5th)
Passing accuracy: 82% (3rd)
Shots per game: 10 (=12th)
Shots on target per game: 5 (=4th)
Shots conceded per game: 13 (=4th)
Dribbles won per game: 9 (4th)
Fouls per game: 13 (=2nd)
Fouls conceded per game: 11 (=8th)
Tackles per game: 22 (=4th)
Interceptions per game: 17 (=6th)
Aerial success: 53% (=5th)

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Very interesting Danny. Thx for sharing. A few stats stand out which confirm the general impression of the season
1) We were useless once we went behind
2) We were poor against other top teams
3) We were anemic in front of goal (until the final few weeks)

To me all these issues are related and will probably be fixed as we march on to the next phase of the ‘project’.

1) Less reliance on the defensive midfield mindset – or at least the substitution of Barry for Milner with his better passing range and more attacking instincts.
2) More production from the sharp end of the pitch

It’s going to be an interesting summer!

by Jeremy Morris on Jun 10, 2011 2:24 PM BST reply actions