Manchester United followers have been naturally upset with the crew’s poor end result vs Watford and the stats make for some damning studying.
Ralf Rangnick criticised his gamers’ wastefulness following the goalless draw at Old Trafford and claimed they weren’t medical sufficient.
Manchester United have created 19 ‘big’ probabilities of their final six video games — 2nd most within the league behind Liverpool (29). They have transformed simply 5 of them. Liverpool have scored 17.
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The Premier League conversion fee for ‘big’ probabilities is 41-43%. This season, it’s 41.4%. United’s conversion fee is 35.3% — the fifth worst this season behind Brighton (35.0%), Wolves (32.5%), Burnley (26.7%) and Norwich (25.0%).
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As will be seen, Rangnick was proper to say outcomes haven’t been ok and that the crew ought to have extra factors than they at the moment do.
The draw in opposition to Watford was removed from splendid as United face a troublesome month as they play Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool, and Atletico Madrid.
Those beneath them within the desk additionally maintain video games in hand on them and might probably leapfrog them into fourth place.
Some followers have already resorted to accepting the Red Devils will likely be taking part in within the Europa League subsequent season as a result of end result vs Watford.
The crew’s conversion fee of massive probabilities being the fifth worst within the league is shockingly appalling and can primarily be their downfall.
The excellent news is that United are solely second finest in massive likelihood creation during the last six video games, which means their luck ought to ultimately flip. Unfortunately it may very well be turning late.
Scoring 5 out of 19 massive probabilities means the gamers are scoring one out of virtually each 4 massive probabilities created.
It’s clear that wastefulness is the principle drawback and that the gamers want to seek out their capturing boots before later.
