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We’re talking non-penalty G-xG, which is basically how many more or less (non-penalty) Premier League goals a player has scored above or below the xG of his chances. So in short, who is scoring more goals than he should and who is scoring less?
SYDNEY : While the rest of the world's top tennis players battle for Grand Slam glory in Paris, Australians Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic have been slugging it out on social media.
Ulster won the right to host a last-eight contest by beating the Sharks in the final regular season league game to finish third in the table and while there are numerous advantages to playing in Belfast, Dan McFarland’s side crashed out of the Heineken Champions Cup on home soil earlier this season despite leaving France with a six-point advantage from the first leg.
Pandya? Many would be seeing it that way from the manner the Gujarat Titans skipper operated in Qualifier 1 match against Rajasthan Royals at the Eden Gardens here on Tuesday. Chasing a stiff 189-run victory target, the skipper led from the front stitching together a 106-run unbroken fourth-wicket stand with David Miller in 61 balls to take his side home. The all-rounder did speak about the influence of MS Dhoni, under whom he made his international debut, on his career.
Jurgen Klopp is a former German player who had a short career as a soccer player and current Liverpool manager. The German left professional soccer in 2001 while playing for Mainza05. A few months after retiring, the board offered him the position of first-team coach, and Klopp accepted.
Royal Challengers Bangalore's hopes of a first IPL title remain alive after Rajat Patidar's 49-ball hundred powered them to a 14-run victory over Lucknow Super Giants in the eliminator.
Alexander Zverev overcame a woeful start to reach the third round of the French Open, saving a match point in a 2-6 4-6 6-1 6-2 7-5 victory over up-and-coming Argentine Sebastian Baez on Wednesday. The German third seed survived a late fightback from the world number 36 and screamed his lungs out when Baez sent a forehand wide on match point. It was the fifth year in a row that Zverev, who achieved his best result at Roland Garros when he reached the semi-finals last year, had to go through a five-setter in one of the opening two rounds.
Welsh rugby legend Mike Phillips has given his thoughts on who Wayne Pivac should select to start in the first Test against South Africa this summer.