Leeds United fans have been left feeling saddened by one part of the Whites’ season after comparisons were made between the current campaign and last year.
According to LUFCDATA, Marcelo Bielsa’s side are enjoying a similar season after 33 Championship games, however, the one big difference is proving to be xG and the number of goals scored. At this point last year, the Yorkshire side had scored 55 goals and had an xG of just 51.8, showing how potent the club was in the final third.
One fan called the stats ‘sickening’.
That xG vs Goals is sickening https://t.co/oQCCK7RI0U
— André (@Andr_S_B_) February 19, 2020
However, Marcelo Bielsa’s team have been in poor form this campaign, scoring just 48 goals, despite having an xG of over 60. It’s clear to see that finish has been a problem for the outfit and their home game against Wigan Athletic is just one example of their lack of end product (via BBC). Fans were feeling less than pleased after the stats emerged as they reacted on Twitter. Let’s take a look at some of the replies:
Conversion rate still scares me, if we could finish we’d be out of sight
— James Pearson (@JamesPearson25) February 19, 2020
Big drop in chance conversion, wonder why 🤔 #hmmmmm
— Eric Bantona (@_eric_bantona) February 19, 2020
I’m going to be captain obvious here but if we were even 15% more efficient in front of goal this league would be a procession and our football would get the plaudits it deserves.
That’s my only frustration.
We could be miles ahead
— Bielsa’s Cheese Wedge Ultras (@Allcheese1) February 19, 2020
That’s frightening as it is scary because thinking with the right fire power *and not having a pop at Bamford* as the whole team as a rule are missing good chances on a regular basis – with a proven 20/30 goal a season striker we could have promoted mid/late april?
— Rev D. Scour (@DavidScourfiel9) February 19, 2020
Imagine if we had a goalscorer
— Jason LUFC (@jasonoflynn11) February 19, 2020
Leeds fans, do you think the club can get promoted this season despite the poor conversion rate? Let us know your thoughts!







