Premier League xG table 2026/27

    The official table shows what has happened. The xG table shows how the teams in the Premier League have performed beneath the surface: expected goals for and against, expected points (xP) and playing style. The gap between points and xP shows which teams are over- and underrated right now — and that is usually where the value lies.

    League table2026/27

    PosTeamPSW–D–LGF–GAxPxGxGAxGDFTStyle
    1Manchester City2187–0–120–912,615,28,4+6,874 %Possession & high press
    2Arsenal2187–0–113–513,814,36,2+8,170 %Possession & high press
    3Brighton & Hove Albion1685–1–223–713,617,111,0+6,162 %Possession control
    4Liverpool1584–3–111–811,612,911,0+1,959 %Possession & high press
    5Chelsea1384–1–317–1512,111,011,00,047 %Low block & direct
    6Brentford1182–5–114–911,614,611,7+2,942 %Counter-attacks & crosses
    7Leeds United1182–5–19–611,011,011,3−0,333 %Possession control
    8Newcastle United1183–2–312–147,19,115,1−6,048 %Balanced & physical
    9Aston Villa1183–2–39–1210,59,113,1−4,040 %Low block & direct
    10Hull City1082–4–29–811,97,911,6−3,725 %Low block & direct
    11Everton1082–4–28–910,69,911,8−1,948 %Balanced & physical
    12Ipswich Town1083–1–412–169,08,514,6−6,138 %Balanced & physical
    13Bournemouth982–3–312–1314,015,49,0+6,451 %Possession control
    14Tottenham Hotspur982–3–38–109,18,611,4−2,867 %Balanced & physical
    15Fulham882–2–48–1011,711,78,6+3,156 %Possession control
    16Manchester United781–4–310–1310,212,19,8+2,367 %Possession & high press
    17Crystal Palace782–1–59–197,58,517,8−9,339 %Counter-attacks & crosses
    18Nottingham Forest681–3–46–1013,814,59,4+5,150 %Low block & direct
    19Coventry City682–0–66–159,87,912,9−5,032 %Low block & direct
    20Sunderland581–2–56–148,79,813,4−3,647 %Possession control

    Teams in Premier League

    Manchester CityArsenalBrighton & Hove AlbionLiverpoolChelseaBrentfordLeeds UnitedNewcastle UnitedAston VillaHull CityEvertonIpswich TownBournemouthTottenham HotspurFulhamManchester UnitedCrystal PalaceNottingham ForestCoventry CitySunderland
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    Frequently asked questions about the xG table

    What is xG?

    xG, or expected goals, measures chance quality: every shot is given a value between 0 and 1 based on how often similar shots have historically been scored — the distance, the angle, the type of pass before it, the body part and the pressure from defenders. The total over a match or a season shows how many goals a team should have scored.

    What is xP and why does it differ from the points table?

    xP, or expected points, is worked out by playing each match thousands of times from the two teams' xG in that match and counting how often it ends in a win, a draw or a defeat. A team sitting well above its xP in the Premier League has had the margins on its side — and tends to lose ground over the coming rounds.

    How often is the xG table updated?

    After every round played in Premier League. The table is built on the same model as our match predictions, so the figures here are exactly the ones behind the predictions for the next round.

    What do field tilt (FT) and playing style mean?

    Field tilt is a team's share of the match's passes in the final third — a measure of who dominates territorially. Playing style is a clustering of the team's season profile in possession, pressing and directness, showing how the team wins (or loses) its points.