xG map

All shots attack the right-hand goal. Club-colored circles retain the source shot coordinates; overlapping goals at the same location are grouped with a count. Icons always represent actual goals, even when summary values use per-match averages. Labels adapt the conventional 18-zone numbering to this box-aligned grid: attacking-half zones 10–18, each split into subcells a–l, read left-to-right then top-to-bottom within each zone. Zone 14 is central outside the box and zone 17 is central nearest goal. The heatmap groups shots into nine length bands and twelve width bands within the attacking half (variable-sized cells aligned to the penalty-area and six-yard-box boundaries on a 105 × 68 metre pitch). All match minutes and penalties are included. Own goals are excluded from both xG and actual goals. This is a shot-location map, not a map of the passes that created chances.

Selected seasons are combined for each team. Per-match values divide by all covered team matches, including matches with no shots in a zone. Missing seasons are excluded. Colors use the same scale across every displayed team; goals minus xG uses a symmetric scale around zero. Team crests identify clubs.

2014–15 through 2024–25 use Understat; subsequent seasons use FotMob shot maps. Their original xG values are combined without recalibration, so comparisons spanning providers include model differences. Current data refreshes with the daily shot-data workflow.