Manchester City and Liverpool are separated by just one point in the Premier League table, but how do their players compare to FPL statistics?
We took a look at FPL points, FPL metrics such as threat and creativity, ownership and bonus points to see how these PL stars compare in the field of imagination.
The results – taken on Game Week 33 – are a good read for Reds fans.
FPL points
When it comes to FPL points, there is no player who has a higher number than that Muhammad SalahThere are 230 in this season.
With 20 goals and 12 assists, the Egyptian outscored the competition this year, 30 points behind Tottenham’s Sun-Hang-Man.
On the right Trent Alexander Arnold Also more FPL points than any other player in the city, with 191 points from 12 assists and 16 clean sheets.
City full back João CanceloAt the same time, he is third with 173 thanks to one goal, nine assists and 16 clean sheets.
Ownership
In the shocking news, the most popular players in the city and Liverpool are the ones with the highest points.
Salah (56.2 percent) Cancello (39.6 percent) and Alexander Arnold (38.2 percent) were the mainstays for most FPL owners this season.
Liverpool defender Virgil Van Dijk The union owns about 20 percent Robin’s Day (15.9 percent) and Bernardo Silva (14.4 percent) out of the top three in the city.
Threat
Threat is a metric introduced by the FPL to measure the quality of opportunities that a player enjoys against a goal, with around 100 points usually calculating the goal value chance.
By collecting a player’s threat scores throughout the season we can analyze their performance to see if they are of good value for their goals.
Salah offers some distance in the league during this period – his total score is 1,884 more than 500 from teammates. Simple love (2.3).
Is third for Liverpool Diego shoe (1,134), who have scored the personal best 15 league goals this season.
However, none of the city’s attackers have managed more than 1,000 threats so far Rahim Sterling (2), Silva (2) and Phil Foden (838) The above three constructions.
Creativity
As a threat, creativity is an FPL metric that evaluates the quality of a chance that a player provides for a teammate, with a score of close to 100 equal to the value of the help chance.
When it comes to the creative kings of the city and Liverpool, Salah for once did not even make it into the top three.
Instead of his partner Alexander Arnold going ahead, his Creativity score of 1,231.9 is just one of two +1,000 totals (with Manchester United) Bruno Fernandez).
City Two Players – Kevin de Bruyne (867.4) and Silva (780.2) – ranked second and third on the podium, with Salah fourth (775.5).
Bonus points
Last but not least, the FPL’s bonus point system rewards players for influencing the game with their actions, and while it may not be surprising, Salah loses first place for creativity. It’s amazing that he’s beaten into bonuses. Point header
Instead the honor currently goes to Alexander-Arnold, who has earned 32 bonus points this season, earning a maximum of three bonus points in nine cases.
Cancello is second between the two clubs with 27 bonus points, while Salah (26) is third with nine goals and nine FPLs despite splitting two.