Following Arsenal’s victory against Leeds United, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus Tottenham, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-2-2 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs Tottenham would appear to be as follows:
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Following Arsenal’s hard fought victory against West Ham, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus Leeds United, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-3-1 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs Leeds would appear to be as follows:
Freddie08
Following Arsenal’s lucky victory against Manchester United, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus West Ham, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-2-2 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs West Ham would appear to be as follows:
Freddie08
Following Arsenal’s impressive victory against Chelsea, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus Manchester United, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-2-2 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs Manchester United would appear to be as follows:
Freddie08
Following Arsenal’s disappointing loss against Southampton, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus Chelsea, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-2-2 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs Chelsea would appear to be as follows:
Freddie08
Following Arsenal’s disappointing loss against Brighton, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus Southampton, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-2-2 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs Southampton would appear to be as follows:
Freddie08
Following Arsenal’s disappointing loss against Crystal Palace, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus Brighton, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-2-2 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs Brighton would appear to be as follows:
Freddie08
Following Arsenal’s hard fought victory against Aston Villa, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus Crystal Palace, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-2-2 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs Crystal Palace would appear to be as follows:
Freddie08
Following Arsenal’s anticipated loss against Liverpool, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus Aston Villa, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-2-2 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which it is suggested should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs Aston Villa would appear to be as follows:
Freddie08
Following Arsenal’s hard fought victory against Leicester, attention now turns to Arsenal’s Premier League clash versus Liverpool, and which 11 available players make up Arsenal’s most productive team for the match.
To do this, we need to look at the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprises Arsenal’s senior squad, and Arsenal’s ideal tactical approach.
Methodology
In assessing the on-field production and the comparative ranking of each player which comprise Arsenal’s senior squad, each player is allocated into eight positional categories (with some players allocated to multiple positional categories due to their perceived versatility).
Those positional categories consist of:
Once categorised, each player’s output in defined key performance indicators (KPIs) for their respective positional category has then been considered, using data sourced from Whoscored.com.
To provide a realistic picture of each individual player’s on-field production, only data from those seasons, throughout the player’s professional career, where the player has started at least 15 league games in at least two seasons (consecutive or non-consecutive) in Europe’s top 5 leagues or the Championship, was considered. Where a player has not met that criteria, their productivity data was not assessed.
The KPI data considered for each positional group is based on the assumption that Arsenal adopt a 4-2-2-2 formation and the cornerstones of Arsenal’s tactical approach is as follows:
Internal player rankings
The player rankings by position are as follows:
Goalkeeper
Right Fullback
Central Defenders
Left Fullback
Central Midfielders
Right Attacking Midfielder
Left Attacking Midfielder
Centre Forwards
Formation and line-up
Based on:
the 11 players which it is suggested should comprise Arsenal’s starting 11, for their Premier League clash vs Liverpool would appear to be as follows:
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