FPL General Analyses the Standout Stats from the Season to Help your FPL Decisions for Gameweek 25

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Ola Aina is a potential player to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold

FPL General runs through some of the key stats from the Premier League season to point you in the right direction for your FPL teams in Gameweek 25.

As Fantasy Premier League managers strategize for Gameweek 25, leveraging key statistics from the season can provide a competitive edge.

Analysing metrics such as expected goals (xG) and expected goals conceded (xGC) can inform decisions on player selections and captaincy choices.

With that being said, let’s take a look at some of the standout stats from the Premier League season, and how we can use these to guide our FPL team selections.

FPL Gameweek 25 Stats

Top Performers in Expected Goals (xG)

It comes as no surprise that Liverpool boast the best attacking numbers in the Premier League. Arne Slot’s side lead the league with an xG of 55.35, so it’s crucial to have some Liverpool coverage in your attack (namely, Mo Salah!).

Interestingly, Bournemouth rank third with an xG of 46.59, highlighting their attacking potential. Shrewd FPL picks from the Cherries include Justin Kluivert, Antoine Semenyo, and Dango Ouattara.

Teams to Target Based on Expected Goals Conceded (xGC)

The three promoted teams—Leicester City, Ipswich Town, and Southampton—rank 18th, 19th, and 20th respectively in xGC.

Therefore, these are the teams you should be targeting when it comes to selecting your team’s captain, particularly when it’s one of the league’s in-form attackers.

Defensive Assets from Top Teams

The Premier League’s top two sides–Arsenal and Liverpool–boast the best defences according to xGC metrics. Therefore, if you haven’t already done so, you should invest heavily into their key defensive assets.

Combining defensive duo Gabriel Magalhães and Trent Alexander-Arnold with either side’s goalkeeper, David Raya or Alisson, would be a sensible way of covering all bases.

Besides, Trent and Gabriel have strong attacking return potential as well as yielding clean sheets.

Budget-Friendly Defensive Options

Nottingham Forest and Fulham are among the top five teams for favorable xGC statistics, making them good sources for budget defenders.

Notably, Ola Aina is currently the joint-top scoring defender in FPL alongside Alexander-Arnold, offering defensive stability as well as some attacking quality at a lower price point.

By integrating these stats insights into your FPL strategy, you can make informed decisions that improve your team’s chances in the upcoming gameweeks.