West Ham United vs Tottenham Hotspur

Saturday 16th August 2014

15:00

Boleyn Ground

West Ham United vs Tottenham Hotspur

 Head to Head 

36% Head to Head Win % 39%

70 Won 77

48 Drawn 48

77 Lost 70

273 Goals Scored 304

304 Goals Conceded 273

 Recent Form (incl. Friendlies) 

D L L W L W Last 6 W W W W D W L

5 Goals Scored 19

9 Goals Conceded 10

  

W W L L W L Home/Away Form W W W W L W

8 Goals Scored 15

8 Goals Conceded 8

  

 Form Player (excl. GK) 

 (Last 6 League) 

Stewart Downing - Harry Kane

6 Appearances 6

493 Minutes Played 467

  

99 Sum Squawka Performance Score 210

17 Average Squawka Performance Rating 35

  

181 Passes Attempted 135

142 Completed 103

78% Success Rate 76%

  

15 Chances Created 5

0 Assists 0

  

8 Attempts on Goal 22

1 On Target 11

1 Goals 3

13 Take Ons Attempted 10

6 Successful Take Ons 5

46% Success Rate 50%

  

6 Tackles Made 9

1 Successful Tackles 3

17% Success Rate 33%

  

3 Interceptions 3

12 Clearances 5

0 Blocks 1

3 Defensive Actions Per Game 2

  

6 Aerial Duels 28

1 Won 11

17% Success Rate 39%

0 Defensive Errors 0

0 Leading to a Goal 0

  

 Last Meeting 

03 May 2014

1-0 Harry Kane OG 27'

2-0 Stewart Downing 24'

4-4-2 Starting Formation 4-2-3-1

Adrián - Hugo Lloris

Guy Demel - Kyle Naughton

James Tomkins - Michael Dawson

Winston Reid - Younes Kaboul

George McCartney - Danny Rose

Mark Noble - Aaron Lennon

Matthew Taylor - Paulinho (65')

Stewart Downing - Gylfi Sigurdsson (66')

(88') Kevin Nolan - Christian Eriksen

Mohamed Diamé - Emmanuel Adebayor

(84') Andy Carroll - Harry Kane (28')

 Subs 

Jussi Jääskeläinen - Brad Friedel

James Collins - Vlad Chiriches (28')

Pablo Armero - Zeki Fryers

Antonio Nocerino - Sandro (65')

(88') Matt Jarvis - Nabil Bentaleb

Ricardo Vâz Te - Alex Pritchard

(84') Carlton Cole - Roberto Soldado (66')

 Absentees 

 Injured/Doubtful 

West Ham United: Ravel Morrison, Matt Jarvis, Andy Carroll

Tottenham Hotspur: Michael Dawson, Vlad Chiriches, Kyle Walker

 Suspensions 

West Ham United: n/a

Tottenham Hotspur: n/a

  Opposition Last Time Out (League)

vs Aston Villa

 Goals Scored: 3

 Goals Conceded: 0

 Starting Formation: 4-4-2

  Hugo Lloris

  Kyle Naughton  Michael Dawson  Vlad Chiriches  Danny Rose

  Gylfi Sigurdsson (83')  Sandro (62')  Paulinho (75')  Christian Eriksen

  Emmanuel Adebayor  Harry Kane

 subs:

Brad Friedel

  Zeki Fryers

  Milos Veljkovic (62')

  Etienne Capoue

  Alex Pritchard (83')

  Nabil Bentaleb (75')

  Roberto Soldado

  

 Best Player: Danny Rose(SR: 47)

 Worst Player: Alex Pritchard(SR: 0)

  

 Top 5's (Last Season) 

 Goals Scored 

Kevin Nolan 7 - 11 Emmanuel Adebayor

Carlton Cole 6 - 7 Christian Eriksen

Mohamed Diamé 4 - 6 Roberto Soldado

Joe Cole 3 - 6 Paulinho

Ravel Morrison 3 - 5 Gylfi Sigurdsson

 Assists 

Kevin Nolan 5 - 8 Christian Eriksen

Andy Carroll 4 - 5 Roberto Soldado

Mark Noble 4 - 4 Emmanuel Adebayor

Matt Jarvis 3 - 3 Nacer Chadli

Stewart Downing 2 - 3 Aaron Lennon

 Passing Accuracy 

Ravel Morrison 86.4% - 90.8% Mousa Dembele

Mark Noble 82.8% - 88.9% Vlad Chiriches

Jack Collison 81.3% - 87.8% Nabil Bentaleb

Stewart Downing 80.6% - 85.2% Aaron Lennon

Joey O'Brien 79.5% - 84.9% Nacer Chadli

 Chances Created per game 

Stewart Downing 1.9 - 2.7 Chrisian Eriksen

Mark Noble 1.5 - 1.6 Emmanuel Adebayor

Andy Carroll 1 - 1.3 Nacer Chadli

Kevin Nolan 0.9 - 1.3 Aaron Lennon

Matt Jarvis 0.9 - 1.3 Lewis Holtby

 Successful Dribbles per game 

Ravel Morrison 2.1 - 2.7 Andros Townsend

Mohamed Diamé 2.1 - 2.4 Mousa Dembele

Stewart Downing 1.1 - 1.1 Aaron Lennon

Guy Demel 1 - 1 Danny Rose

Mark Noble 0.9 - 1 Christian Eriksen

 Tackles per game 

Mark Noble 2.9 - 2.7 Kyle Naughton

Mohamed Diamé 2.1 - 2.6 Danny Rose

Matthew Taylor 2 - 2.6 Nabil Bentaleb

James Collins 1.8 - 2.3 Mousa Dembele

Kevin Nolan 1.8 - 2.2 Paulinho

 Aerial Duels Won per game 

Andy Carroll 8.9 - 4.1 Michael Dawson

Modibo Maïga 5.9 - 2.3 Jan Vertonghen

James Tomkins 4 - 2.2 Younes Kaboul

James Collins 3.5 - 1.9 Emmanuel Adebayor

Carlton Cole 2.2 - 1.8 Kyle Walker

 Manager 

Sam Allardyce - Mauricio Pochettino

 Current Club 

39.8% Win % 0%

55 Won 0

32 Drawn 0

51 Lost 0

  

0 League Titles 0

0 Cup Wins 0

  

01/06/2011 Appointed 27/05/2014

3y 76d Time in Charge 81d

  

 Managerial Career 

39.7% Win % 34.3%

349 Won 76

231 Drawn 56

298 Lost 89

7 Sides Managed 0

2 League Titles 0

0 Cup Wins 0

  

Preston North End First Managerial Role RCD Espanyol

30/09/1992 Start Date 20/01/2009

21y 319d Experience 5y 207d

West Ham United vs Southampton

Saturday 22nd February 2014

15:00

Boleyn Ground

West Ham United vs Southampton

Analysis

Over the past few years, we've developed something of a friendly rivalry with Southampton. Challenging for promotion from the Championship together, getting promotion at the same time, both having relatively successful first seasons, and a lot of good games between the sides.

This year, we have had very different seasons to date. West Ham have struggled with injury and a loss of form, and have become embroiled in a relegation battle. The Saints have had the core of their squad available for most of the season, have reached new heights with their form, and appeared to be challenging for a European spot for a time.

The core of Southampton's success this season has been built around a high energy, aggressive and attacking game. At the heart of this are the attacking trio of Rickie Lambert, Adam Lallana and Jay Rodriguez.

The England internationals have scored a total of 25 Premier League games between them so far, and have terrorised defensive up and down the country with their link up play and relentless pressing.

It isn't so much the goals that the trio bring to the table (although each have an impressive return so far), but the team work, awareness and selflessness that has make them such a success this season. 44% of the goals they have scored this season have actually been assisted by one of the other two, as shown in the table below.

50% of Rickie Lambert's 8 Premier League goals have been assisted by either Rodriguez or Lallana; 40% of Jay Rodriguez 10 goals have been assisted by Lambert or Lallana; and 43% of Lallana's 7 goals have been assisted Rodriguez or Lambert.

What makes the threesome so difficult to deal with is the roaming licence that manager Mauricio Pochettino has afforded them. For most sides, a 'Front 3' tends to be two wingers and a striker. For Southampton, the 'Front 3' is just that.

Look at their average positions from the last three Premier League games. Lallana (#20) is technically the right winger, Lambert (#7) is the centre forward, and Rodriguez (#9) is the left winger. What you'll notice, is that all three players are positioned very closely together in the middle of the pitch, as the furthest forward Southampton players.

This flexibility often leaves a centre back pairing outnumbered, causing opposition fullbacks to tuck inside out of position, and thus allowing the Southampton fullbacks to bomb forward and overload the attack.

http://www.whoscored.com/Teams/18

And just to further illustrate the point of how difficult it is to keep the forwards quiet, here are their heat maps from the Hull game.

All three feature all over the pitch, rarely sticking to their official positions.

Southampton are more than just Lambert, Lallana and Rodiguez though.

A key element to their play is the adventurous style of their fullbacks. Luke Shaw has had such a good season that the 18 year old is being touted as a potential World Cup squad member for England, while Nathaniel Clyne has also managed to impress throughout the season, despite battling newcomer Calum Chambers for the right back spot.

Clyne is expected to start tomorrow, and will give West Ham a lot to think about down the right flank. The former Crystal Palace fullback has won a mightily impressive 64% his his tackles this season (29/45), been successful with 16 of his 31 take ons, and has even managed to rack up four assists in his 17 appearances.

On the opposite flank, Shaw has won 58% of his tackles (36/62), completed 29 of his 55 take ons, and (unlike Clyne) has held his own aerially, winning 51% of his 78 headed duels.

But what has really caught the eye about both young Englishmen is their desire to get forward and support the attack.

The following heat maps show just how much the Saints defenders attack. First is Clyne's heat map from the 4-1 home victory over Hull City in November. As you can see, he spent the majority of the game camped in the right wing position, allowing for Adam Lallana to drift inside and support Lambert in attack.

Similarly, the second heat map show's Luke Shaw's performance against Crystal Palace back at the end of September. Like Clyne, Shaw frequented the opposition half with throughout the game, affording Jay Rodriguez the licence to get inside and join Lallana and Lambert in the attacking triumvirate outlined above.

http://epl.squawka.com/southampton-vs-hull-city/

http://epl.squawka.com/southampton-vs-crystal-palace/

Southampton are a very, very good side. They are offensively potent, defensively strong, and have a work ethic and style that is the envy of the Premier League's mid table.

We will do very well to get anything from this game, but, who knows?, maybe 'Adrián's Wall' can shut out the Saints...

 Head to Head 

43% Head to Head Win % 29%

62 Won 42

40 Drawn 40

42 Lost 62

248 Goals Scored 202

202 Goals Conceded 248

 Recent Form 

L L D W W W Last 6 W D W D W L

7 Goals Scored 10

6 Goals Conceded 5

  

L D L L W W Home/Away Form W L D W W L

9 Goals Scored 10

12 Goals Conceded 5

  

 Form Player (excl. GK) 

 (Last 6 League) 

James Collins - Jose Fonte

5 Appearances 6

450 Minutes Played 540

  

166 Sum Squawka Performance Score 309

33 Average Squawka Performance Rating 52

  

104 Passes Attempted 324

65 Completed 261

63% Success Rate 81%

  

0 Chances Created 2

0 Assists 0

  

3 Attempts on Goal 5

1 On Target 5

1 Goals 2

0 Take Ons Attempted 2

0 Successful Take Ons 2

0% Success Rate 100%

  

10 Tackles Made 16

8 Successful Tackles 9

80% Success Rate 56%

  

5 Interceptions 18

72 Clearances 63

5 Blocks 3

16 Defensive Actions Per Game 14

  

30 Aerial Duels 24

16 Won 16

53% Success Rate 67%

0 Defensive Errors 0

0 Leading to a Goal 0

  

 Last Meeting 

15 September 2013

    

4-2-3-1 Starting Formation 4-4-2

Jussi Jääskeläinen - Artur Boruc

(61') Guy Demel - Nathaniel Clyne

James Collins - Dejan Lovren

Winston Reid - José Fonte

Joey O'Brien - Luke Shaw (77')

Mark Noble - Adam Lallana (72')

(77') Ravel Morrison - Morgan Schneiderlin

Mohamed Diamé - Victor Wanyama

Kevin Nolan - Jay Rodriguez

Matt Jarvis - Pablo Osvaldo

(68') Modibo Maiga - Rickie Lambert

 Subs 

Adrián - Kelvin Davis

James Tomkins - Calum Chambers (77')

(61') Rǎzvan Raţ - Jos Hooiveld

Jack Collison - Steven Davis

(77') Matthew Taylor - Gaston Ramirez

(68') Ricardo Vâz Te - James Ward-Prowse (72')

Elliot Lee - Guly do Prado

 Absentees 

 Injured/Doubtful 

West Ham United: Joey O'Brien, Ricardo Vâz Te

Southampton: Dejan Lovren, Gaston Ramirez

 Suspensions 

West Ham United: Andy Carroll

Southampton: n/a

  Opposition Last Time Out (League)

vs Sunderland

 Goals Scored: 1

 Goals Conceded: 0

 Starting Formation: 4-2-3-1

  Artur Boruc

  Calum Chambers  Jose Fonte  Maya Yoshida  Luke Shaw

  Jack Cork  Morgan Schneiderlin

  Adam Lallana (88')  Steven Davis (90')  Jay Rodriguez

  Rickie Lambert (77')

 subs:

Kelvin Davis

  Nathaniel Clyne

  Jos Hooiveld

  Lloyd Isgrove

  Victor Wanyama (90')

  James Ward-Prowse (88')

  Guly do Prado (77')

  

 Best Player: Artur Boruc

 Squawka Rating: 71

 Worst Player: Morgan Schneiderlin

 Squawka Rating: -10

  

 Top 5's (Min 5 Apps) 

 Goals Scored 

Kevin Nolan 6 - 10 Jay Rodriguez

Carlton Cole 5 - 8 Rickie Lambert

Joe Cole 3 - 7 Adam Lallana

Ravel Morrison 3 - 3 Jose Fonte

Mohamed Diamé 3 - 2 Dejan Lovren

 Assists 

Kevin Nolan 4 - 7 Rickie Lambert

Andy Carroll 3 - 5 Adam Lallana

Matt Jarvis 3 - 4 Nathaniel Clyne

Ravel Morrison 2 - 4 Steven Davis

Stewart Downing 2 - 3 Jay Rodriguez

 Passing Accuracy 

Ravel Morrison 86% - 89% Morgan Schneiderlin

Mark Noble 83% - 87% James Ward-Prowse

Stewart Downing 82% - 86% Jack Cork

Jack Collison 81% - 84% Steven Davis

Joe Cole 80% - 83% Guly do Prado

 Chances Created per game 

Stewart Downing 1.9 - 1.7 Steven Davis

Mark Noble 1.6 - 1.5 Adam Lallana

Matt Jarvis 1.1 - 1.3 Rickie Lambert

Kevin Nolan 0.9 - 1.3 James Ward-Prowse

Ravel Morrison 0.7 - 1 Morgan Schneiderlin

 Successful Dribbles per game 

Ravel Morrison 2.1 - 1.9 Adam Lallana

Mohamed Diamé 2 - 1.3 Luke Shaw

Mark Noble 1.3 - 1.2 Jay Rodriguez

Stewart Downing 0.9 - 0.9 Nathaniel Clyne

Guy Demel 0.8 - 0.9 Calum Chambers

 Tackles per game 

Mark Noble 2.7 - 4 Morgan Schneiderlin

Mohamed Diamé 2.3 - 2.9 Victor Wanyama

Kevin Nolan 2.3 - 2.4 Jack Cork

James Collins 1.9 - 2.4 Calum Chambers

Winston Reid 1.7 - 2.1 Dejan Lovren

 Aerial Duels Won per game 

James Tomkins 4.3 - 3.6 Maya Yoshida

James Collins 3.6 - 3.4 Dejan Lovren

Winston Reid 2.8 - 2.6 Jose Fonte

Carlton Cole 2.5 - 2.2 Victor Wanyama

George McCartney 1.7 - 1.9 Calum Chambers

 Manager 

Sam Allardyce - Mauricio Pochettino

41.1% Current Club Win % 37.5%

51 Won 18

32 Drawn 16

41 Lost 14

  

39.9% Managerial Career Win % 32.9%

345 Won 53

231 Drawn 38

288 Lost 70

2 League Titles 0

0 Cup Wins 0

Southampton vs West Ham United

Sunday 15th September

15:00

St Mary's

Southampton vs West Ham United

Analysis

The perfect tonic to a somewhat bleak international break for West Ham would be a victory on the south coast against recent rivals Southampton.

I'm not really sure how it's happened, but there are plenty of West Ham fans who have grown to loathe the Saints in recent years. For me, now that Adkins has gone and Billy Sharp doesn't get a sniff, I just think of Southampton as a rather likeable, decent side.

The reasons I like Southampton are the exact reasons why I'm a touch scared of them. The very aggressive, attacking fullbacks, the ball playing defensive midfielders, the classy widemen, and a couple of 'proper' strikers.

There's been a lot of pessimism around this game, and it's easy to see why. But, it's not impossible to beat this lot at St Mary's.

If we are to get something from this game, one man we will need to be quiet is 18 year old James Ward-Prowse. In his 15 premier league appearances last season (4 starts) he managed to grab one assist and created 10 chances for his team. Not bad going in 493 minutes of league football.

This season, however, Ward-Prowse has stepped it up a gear. He's already played 269 minutes of football in Southampton's opening three games, grabbing an assist and creating 8 chances for his team. Against Sunderland alone, he created 5 chances.

Although he was actually playing in the middle in that game, the majority of the chances he created came from the right wing, whipping balls in to his strikers. And that is where Ward-Prowse, and Southampton as a team, can really hurt the opposition. Midfielders are given a free reign to drift about and switch positions. The image below shows Ward-Prowse's action map against Sunderland. As you can see, he wasn't tethered to the centre of midfield, and spent time all over the pitch.

http://epl.squawka.com/southampton-vs-sunderland/

With players like Ward-Prowse, Gaston Ramirez and Adam Lallana getting the ball into the box, Southampton can certainly create chances. But, as West Ham fans will be painfully aware, creating chances doesn't necessarily equate to scoring goals.

Southampton though, have two extremely proficient goalscorers to call upon. We've all seen in recent times how Rickie Lambert has adapted to challenge after challenge to climb to the upper echelons of the footballing pyramid, and they now have the Italian Dani Osvaldo among their ranks too.

Neither have really hit the ground running for Southampton this season (1 penalty scored in 5 appearances between them), but their recent records mean we should still be wary.

Last season, the pair managed 31 league goals between them. 28 of these came from inside the 18 yard box. If West Ham are to keep this pair quiet, they will need to keep them away from the box.

Below are images displaying the goals they each scored last season. First up is Lambert. Other than the fact that 13 of his 15 came from within the box, what is noticeable is that the vast majority came from the centre, in front of the goal. Whilst many strikers these days peel off and attack from the wide positions, Lambert is a traditional centre forward, getting right in the danger zone to get on the score sheet.

The second image shows Osvaldo's goals. Again, the vast majority (15 of 16) came inside the 18 yard box, but the big difference to Lambert is that Osvaldo scored a number of goals from wider angles.

What is abundantly clear though, is that you can't give this pair too many chances in the area, if you want to get anything from a game.

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Despite possessing a strong all round team, there are areas in which Southampton are vulnerable. Defensively, there are errors in this Saints side.

Unusually, they used three goalkeepers last season before settling on the eccentric Artur Boruc as their number one. The two attacking fullbacks, Clyne and Shaw, are both very young and still have errors in their game, and their centre back pairing of last season, Fonte & Yoshida, also had a season littered with mistakes.

Although Dejan Lovren has been brought in to add some steel to the defence, the Croatian isn't error free either. He only made 18 league appearances for Lyon last season, making two key errors, with one leading to a goal conceded.

The image below shows mistakes made by Southampton's main back five last season. As you can see, between them they made 15 mistakes leading to shots on goal, 6 of which led directly to goals.

There is absolutely no reason we can't beat Southampton.

Defensively, we are one of the best sides in the division, we have the ability to create numerous chances in a game, and we have one of the top finishers in the country (Kevin Nolan). When we click, we can be wonderful.

That said, I'm filled with dread at this fixture. The rivalry felt by West Ham fans towards Southampton goes the other way too, and I'd hate for them to be celebrating come Sunday afternoon.

I always make a prediction before the game, and I'm usually completely wrong. Bearing that in mind, I'm going for a 2-0 Southampton win.

Let's hope the Hammers can prove me wrong.

 Head to Head 

29% Head to Head Win % 43%

42 Won 62

39 Drawn 39

62 Lost 42

202 Goals Scored 248

248 Goals Conceded 202

 Recent Form 

D D W D W L Last 6 L W W D W L

8 Goals Scored 8

5 Goals Conceded 6

  

W W D L D D Home/Away Form L D D L L D

8 Goals Scored 2

8 Goals Conceded 5

  

 Form Player (All Comps) 

Dejan Lovren - James Collins

3 Appearances 3

0 Goals & Assists 0

0 Chances Created 1

85% Pass Completion % 62%

9 Defensive Actions PG 12

77% Aerial Duel Success 54%

100% Tackle Success 82%

 Last Meeting 

04 May 2013

1-0 Gaston Ramirez 59'

1-1 Andy Carroll 66'

4-2-3-1 Starting Formation 4-2-3-1

 Starting XI 

Artur Boruc - Jussi Jääskeläinen

Nathaniel Clyne - Guy Demel

Maya Yoshida - James Collins

Jos Hooiveld - James Tomkins

Danny Fox - Joey O'Brien

Jack Cork - Gary O'Neil

Morgan Schneiderlin - Mohamed Diamé

Gaston Ramirez - Ricardo Vâz Te

Adam Lallana - Kevin Nolan

Steven Davis - Matt Jarvis

Rickie Lambert - Andy Carroll

 Absentees 

 Injured/Doubtful 

Southampton: Jos Hooiveld

West Ham United: Alou Diarra, Joe Cole, Stewart Downing, Andy Carroll

 Suspensions 

Southampton: n/a

West Ham United: n/a

  Opposition Last Time Out

vs Norwich City

 Goals Scored: 0

 Goals Conceded: 1

 Starting Formation: 4-2-3-1

  Artur Boruc

  Calum Chambers  Jose Fonte  Dejan Lovren  Danny Fox

  Morgan Schneiderlin  Victor Wanyama

  James Ward-Prowse  Pablo Osvaldo  Adam Lallana

  Rickie Lambert

subs: Kelvin Davis, Nathaniel Clyne, Luke Shaw, Maya Yoshida, Steven Davis, Gaston Ramirez, Jay Rodriguez

 Best Player: James Ward-Prowse

 Squawka Rating: 90

 Worst Player: Victor Wanyama

 Squawka Rating: -13

  

 Top 5's (2013/14 so far..) 

 Goals Scored 

Rickie Lambert 1 - 1 Joe Cole

Jose Fonte 1 - 1 Kevin Nolan

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  -  

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 Assists 

James Ward-Prowse 1 - 1 Matt Jarvis

  - 1 Mark Noble

  -  

  -  

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 Passing Accuracy 

Steven Davis 93.8% - 85% Ravel Morrison

James Ward-Prowse 87.4% - 83.6% Stewart Downing

Morgan Schneiderlin 86.9% - 81.3% Kevin Nolan

Dejan Lovren 84.3% - 80.4% Matt Jarvis

Victor Wanyama 84.1% - 79.6% Mark Noble

 Chances Created per game 

James Ward-Prowse 2.7 - 1.7 Matt Jarvis

Rickie Lambert 1.3 - 1.3 Mark Noble

Adam Lallana 1 - 1.3 Stewart Downing

Morgan Schneiderlin 0.7 - 1.3 Modibo Maïga

Gaston Ramirez 0.7 - 0.7 Guy Demel

 Successful Dribbles per game 

Adam Lallana 1.3 - 2.7 Mohamed Diamé

Pablo Osvaldo 1 - 1.5 Joe Cole

Calum Chambers 0.7 - 1.3 Mark Noble

Dejan Lovren 0.7 - 1.3 Modibo Maïga

Jay Rodriguez 0.7 - 1 Ravel Morrison

 Tackles per game 

Dejan Lovren 3 - 3.7 James Collins

Calum Chambers 2.3 - 2 Mohamed Diamé

Adam Lallana 2 - 2 Guy Demel

Morgan Schneiderlin 1.7 - 1.7 Mark Noble

Victor Wanyama 1.3 - 1.7 Kevin Nolan

 Aerial Duels Won per game 

Dejan Lovren 5.7 - 9 Modibo Maïga

Jose Fonte 4.3 - 4.3 James Collins

Rickie Lambert 2.3 - 4.3 Winston Reid

Morgan Schneiderlin 1.7 - 3 Joey O'Brien

Victor Wanyama 1.7 - 1.5 Joe Cole

 Manager 

Mauricio Pochettino - Sam Allardyce

30% Current Club Win % 43.2%

6 Won 42

8 Drawn 26

6 Lost 29

  

32.5% Managerial Career Win % 40.1%

59 Won 336

46 Drawn 225

76 Lost 276

0 League Titles 2

0 Cup Wins 0