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Analysis The Stats and nothing but the Stats
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grimlock
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Hot off the press, Footy Live app stats
- Sydney conceded a goal streak of 11 goals last week against the Giants. It has conceded a streak of 10-plus goals on seven occasions on record, with four of these in the last 12 months.
- Since Round 17, Sydney average 46.8 points from clearances - ranked No.1.
- The Swans were outscored by 72 points in the second half last round - their second-worst half since 1995. Their worst was minus 77 in the first half against the Power in Round 21 last year.
- The Swans have won the hitouts-to-advantage by 4.1 per game - ranked No.1.
- Jake Lloyd has played 61.6% of games as a forward since Round 16 - ranking fourth at the club for scoreboard impact points with 53.
- Sydney took just three marks inside 50 last round - its equal-fewest on record. Will Hayward took all three marks - booting three goals.
- The Bombers are averaging just 55.6 over their last five games - ranked last in the league.
- In the last four rounds, Essendon has been outscored by 26.8 points per game from clearances - ranked 17th.
- Essendon has won just three quarters since Round 16 - the fewest in the competition.
- The Bombers recorded a pressure factor of 168 last round, while conceding a pressure factor of 197 against the Bulldogs - its worst differential on record.
- Essendon has launched an inside 50 from 28.3% of its defensive 50 chains - ranked last.
grimlock
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GotTheGoodes
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Not that we're doing badly but I hope JJ tags Zorko so we can be a bit more attacking out of the CBAs. More Sheldrick, Heeney, Warner and Rowbottom.
grimlock
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Footy Live App stats
Now watch the Lions kick multiple goals from their kick-ins
- The Lions have scored from 45.9% of their inbound forty-five-degree kicks - the highest percentage in the AFL.
- Brisbane has kicked long down the line kick from 21% of its opportunities - the equal-lowest percentage in the AFL.
- 17.4% of Brisbane's goals have come from within 15 metres out - the highest percentage of any side.
- Since Round 18, Brisbane is the only side in the league without a score from kick-ins.
- The Lions are yet to lose this season when Zac Bailey kicks multiple goals (6-0). He is averaging 18.8 disposals, 1.5 goals, and 1.1 score assists in wins.
- Hugh McCluggage leads the AFL for score assists this season with 49 - the most ever after Round 21.
- In the last four rounds, Sydney has conceded just one point from kick-ins - ranked equal-first.
- Sydney has conceded 61.7 points per game in wins this year - ranked No.1 defensively.
- The Swans have conceded an inside 50 from 48.6% of the opposition's defensive midfield intercepts - ranked 17th.
- Sydney generated an inside 50 from 57.4% of its intercepts last round - its highest percentage this year.
- Isaac Heeney has never won more than 20 disposals in six games at the Gabba - averaging 17.5 disposals, 1.2 goals, and 2.8 tackles.
- Brodie Grundy is the first-ever ruckman to have 39 disposals in a game. He had 16 disposals in the final term - the most ever by a ruck in a quarter.
- The Lions are the only team that Tom Papley averages less than one goal. He was scoreless in Round 1 - finishing with eight disposals and one score involvement.
- Nick Blakey took a career-high eight intercept marks in Round 21 - the equal-most ever by a Swan.
Now watch the Lions kick multiple goals from their kick-ins
As expected, both fluffed their lines in front of goals. Lions -6, Swans -12!!!
grimlock
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Footy Live App stats have dropped early today
- Isaac Heeney has become just the second player in Champion Data history after Steve Johnson in 2011 to kick at least five goals three times and have at least 25 disposals six times in a season.
- The Swans applied a pressure factor of just 152 in Round 22 - the sixth-lowest ever for a winning team.
- Nick Blakey has become just the fourth player ever to have back-to-back games of at least 20 disposals, 10 intercepts, and 650 metres gained.
- Across the last six rounds, Jack Buller has won 42% of one-on-one contests - ranked fourth of the top-25 players to be targeted in a contest.
- Over the last four weeks, Sydney is the best hardball-get team in the competition with an average differential of plus-11.3. They are the worst looseball-get team with an average differential of minus-9.8.
- The Swans have taken 47% of their defensive midfield chains into forward 50 this season - ranked No.1.
- Sydney won the post-clearance contested possession count by 33 against Brisbane - its third-best differential ever in a game.
- The Swans beat Brisbane despite being minus-19 in clearances and minus-13 in inside 50s - just the 13th team ever to win with those differentials or worse.
- Sydney is yet to score 100 points in a game at the SCG this season. They have never gone a full season without scoring 100 at the venue (excluding 2020).
- Brad Close averages 1.8 goals against Sydney - his most against any opponent. He also averages 15.7 disposals against them - his second most against any opponent.
- Geelong has scored 23 points from Bailey Smith's intercepts but has conceded 135 points from his turnovers. The differential of minus-112 points is the worst of anyone in the competition.
- The Cats have retained 52% of their kicks into forward 50 this season - ranked No.1. They have taken a mark from 24.4% of their kicks into forward 50 - also ranked No.1.
- The Cats have allowed their opponents to turn just 71.8% of their first possessions into a clearance - ranked No.1. defensively.
- The Cats have taken a mark from 14.1% of their defensive one-on-one contests this season - the highest percentage of any team.
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The last 10 weeks we are ranked:
#3 for clearances
#1 for first possession at stoppages
#2 for contested footy
#8 for ground ball, like grimlocks post there’s a gulf between our hard ball gets (2nd) and our loose ball gets (14th)
After a clearance, we’re 6th for contested footy and 2nd for ground balls.
Turnover game obviously has been our issue all year, 13th for net turnover (the difference between how much we score and concede off turnover)
Scores from stoppages were 7th
Also last 5 weeks we’ve shot up into 3rd for handball receives, reflects the game on the weekend with a lot of playing on.
#3 for clearances
#1 for first possession at stoppages
#2 for contested footy
#8 for ground ball, like grimlocks post there’s a gulf between our hard ball gets (2nd) and our loose ball gets (14th)
After a clearance, we’re 6th for contested footy and 2nd for ground balls.
Turnover game obviously has been our issue all year, 13th for net turnover (the difference between how much we score and concede off turnover)
Scores from stoppages were 7th
Also last 5 weeks we’ve shot up into 3rd for handball receives, reflects the game on the weekend with a lot of playing on.
Very well noted by you and Grim. Imagine Cox would be pleased at the progress.
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grimlock
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Footy Live App stats:
- The Eagles have scored from 39.6% of their inside 50s - ranked last.
- The Eagles have been outscored by 14.7 points per game in the first 10 minutes of quarters - ranked last.
- Since Round 20, West Coast has lost the centre bounce clearances and around-the-ground stoppages by 5.3 per game - ranked 17th in each stat.
- The Eagles have a minus-8.5 contested possession differential directly from ruck contests per match - ranked last.
- Tom McCartin kept Jeremy Cameron goalless in the 106 minutes they were matched up last round.
- Brodie Grundy is averaging 19.8 disposals and 12.3 contested possessions - his most in each stat since 2019.
- Hayden McLean has lost 35.9% of the offensive one-on-ones he has been involved in - the second-highest percentage of the top-25.
- The Swans have been out-marked in 17.4% of their defensive one-on-ones - ranked last.
- Over the last six rounds, Sydney has won the hardball-get differential by 9.2 per game - ranked No.1, but lost the looseballs by 8.2 per game - ranked 17th.
- Sydney has conceded 3.1 points per game from defensive half clearances - ranked No.1 defensively.
- In the last four rounds, Sydney has recorded a shot at goal accuracy of 40.4% - ranked last.
- The Swans conceded 74 points from intercept possessions last round - their third-most this season.
