Come on, we'll start with Ipswich, Liverpool.
Forty-eight
Two assists.
Good points
I know
Right
... yeah, I, I don't have too much to say about this, um, except that on the face of it, obviously, .66 XG is a, is a terrible, um, is a terrible stat line for Liverpool.
But you do, I guess, have to consider that they went two goals up in the first, I don't know what it was, 15, 20 minutes.
Nine minutes or something like-
... quick
They went two goals up in the nine, i-in nine minutes, so I, I think when that happens, it does sometimes kind of screw with these, these, these, these match XG, um, match XG lines.
Like, they, they limited to-- Ipswich to comfortably less than one expected goal throughout the rest of the match.
So I don't think that you can say it was a terrible performance from Liverpool, but I also don't think you can say, you know, you-- I don't think that you can infer that much from it, from a Liverpool, um, attack point of view.
Come on, we'll start with Ipswich, Liverpool.
Forty-eight
Two assists.
Good points
I know
Right
... yeah, I, I don't have too much to say about this, um, except that on the face of it, obviously, .66 XG is a, is a terrible, um, is a terrible stat line for Liverpool.
But you do, I guess, have to consider that they went two goals up in the first, I don't know what it was, 15, 20 minutes.
Nine minutes or something like-
... quick
They went two goals up in the nine, i-in nine minutes, so I, I think when that happens, it does sometimes kind of screw with these, these, these, these match XG, um, match XG lines.
Like, they, they limited to-- Ipswich to comfortably less than one expected goal throughout the rest of the match.
So I don't think that you can say it was a terrible performance from Liverpool, but I also don't think you can say, you know, you-- I don't think that you can infer that much from it, from a Liverpool, um, attack point of view.
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