Everton held a goalless draw at home against Spurs both the teams are now separated by a point in the Premier League.
We’ve broken down all the key stats for you to digest, including;
* shot maps
* xT (expected threat)
* pass networks
* xG timelines
* defensive duels
* average positions and much more!
We also try to answer some questions for you with the visuals;
Who won the xG battle? Which team pressed more effectively?
To navigate the stats gallery simply click on the numbers to move through the pages.
At the end of the gallery, you’ll be able to download the full PDF stats report.
Everton lined up in a 4-1-4-1 formation. Richarlison led the attack for his side.
The average position indicates that Everton players formed a narrow shape on the field.
Spurs lined up in a 3-4-2-1 formation with Harry Kane as the man upfront for his side.
The average position indicates Spurs occupied spaces in their half. They formed a wide shape on the pitch with most of the players providing support to the defenders.
Everton’s xG of 0.82 surpassed that of Spurs, 0.55. Everton were also a better side in terms of attack, as indicated by their attacking metrics. They were effective in their pressing, as indicated by their lower PPDA value.
Both the teams struggled in terms of attempting shots on target. Demarai Gray had the highest xG in the match, 0.31, while he also took the highest number of shots, four, and led the dribbles chart with 10 dribbles. Most of the above stats were dominated by Everton.
Everton took a total of 11 shots with just one on target.
Spurs took a total of eight shots with none on target.
The xT timeline was dominated by the home side throughout the game, however, the visitors did try to create some last-minute chances, but failed to do so. On the other hand, the xG timeline tells a different story, with Spurs dominating the stats.
Coleman attempted 70 passes for his side while Digne received the most number of passes, 46.
Davies attempted the most number of passes, 77, while he and Hojbjerg received 63 each.
Everton held on to the ball in the right wing near the centre. They attempted crosses from both left and right wing.
Spurs dominated the passing zones in the midfield. They made several successful smart passes in the opponent’s half, while also making multiple successful crosses into the opposition’s box.
Everton created their highest xT outside the opposition box. Allan Marques created the highest xT from passes for his side, 0.435.
Allan Marques created the highest xT from his passes, 0.55 followed by Digne’s, 0.52.
Spurs created their highest xT near the opposition’s box but failed to take advantage. Davies created the highest xT from passes for his side, 0.335.
Lucas Moura was impressive with his dribbles. He created the highest xT from dribbles for his side, 0.062.
Everton won their defensive duels on both sides.
Everton were not so effective in the air. Gordon lost all his aerial duels.
Gray won three of his five loose ball duels. Everton recovered most of their loose balls in both halves.
Cristian Romero won five of his 11 defensive duels for his side.
Spurs won most of their aerial duels. Cristian Romero and Davies both won three aerial duels each for their team.
With the arrival of Antonio Conte, Spurs seems optimistic going into the coming fixture. They displayed more intensity in the game against Everton and will be looking forward to keep climbing up the table while Everton will be looking to get back to winning ways as they have failed to register a win in their last five games.
If you want to download the stats report in PDF format you can do so here: Premier League Stats: Everton vs Tottenham Hotspur