Tottenham drew at home against Liverpool in a four-goal thriller in the Premier League. Son’s equalizer in the 73rd minute made sure his side took home the important point, leaving the Reds frustrated.
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;
Which team had higher shot accuracy? Who won the most aerial duels?
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.
Tottenham lined up in a 5-3-2 formation. Son and Harry Kane were the man upfront for their side.
Son and Harry Kane were the man upfront for Spurs.
Liverpool lined up in a 4-3-3 formation. Diogo Jota led the attack with support from Salah and Mane on either flank.
Diogo Jota led the attack with support from Salah and Mane on either flank.
Tottenham’s xG of 2.37 surpassed that of Liverpool’s 1.58. The Reds created more positional attacks than their opponents while they were also better in terms of their defensive pressing, as suggested by their lower PPDA value. Tottenham had the higher possession at the final whistle.
Tottenham were more accurate with their shots, as indicated by their higher shot accuracy of 40%. Harry Kane led the xG chart, followed by Robertson. The former also took the highest number of shots during the game. Mane made the highest number of dribbles. Eric Dier and Davinson Sanchez both won the joint-highest number of aerial duels.
Tottenham took 10 shots with four on target. Both their goals were scored from inside the box.
Liverpool took a total of 18 shots with six on target. They took shots from both inside and outside the box.
Liverpool were threatening during both halves as indicated by the xT timeline. On the other hand, the xG timeline tells a different story, with Tottenham dominating both halves.
Winks attempted and received the highest number of passes for his side.
Trent attempted the highest number of passes for his side, 84, while Milner received the highest number of passes from his team, 58.
Tottenham dominated the passing zones near the centre. They also played a few smart passes. They delivered a few crosses into the opposition’s box. 
Liverpool dominated the passing zones near the centre and on the left wing. The Reds successfully delivered crosses into the opposition’s box from both left and right wing.
Tottenham created their highest xT inside the opposition’s box. Davinson Sanchez created the highest xT from passes, 1.094.
Emerson created the highest xT from dribbles, 0.176.
Liverpool created their highest xT from multiple positions in the opponent’s half. Matip created the highest xT from passes, 0.761.
Robertson played many misplaced passes which brought down his xT from passes.
Tottenham were successful in winning defensive duels in their half. Ben Davies won four for his side.
Tottenham won aerial duels in their half. Davinson Sanchez won three of his nine aerial duels.
The home side recovered loose ball duels near the centre.
Liverpool were successful in winning defensive duels near the centre. Matip and Keita both won six defensive duels each.
Liverpool won aerial duels in their half and a few in the opponent’s half.
Liverpool recovered most of their loose balls near the centre. Konate recovered all five of his loose balls duels.
The draw extended Conte’s unbeaten start at Tottenham to five games, although they did miss many chances to score throughout the game.
If you want to download the stats report in PDF format you can do so here: Premier League Stats: Tottenham Hotspur vs Liverpool