Who gets the best shots — and where do they come from?
Shot quality, location and chance type. Goes beyond goals and total shots: average chance quality, how central and close the shots are, and who generates the best ones.
Output
2
Goals
1
Non-pen goals
11
Shots
11.00
Shots / 90
27.3%
On-target %
2.32
xG
1.53
Non-pen xG
2.32
xG / 90
1.53
npxG / 90
-0.32
Goals − xG
-0.53
npG − npxG
Shot quality
0.211
xG / shot
0.052
Open-play xG / shot
0.153
Non-pen xG / shot
0.132
Median xG / shot
54.5%
% shots > 0.10 xG
27.3%
% shots > 0.20 xG
2.00
Big chances / 90
18.2%
Big-chance share
36.4%
High-value %
36.4%
Low-value %
Shot location
14.8m
Avg distance
12.1m
Median distance
63.6%
% inside box
36.4%
% outside box
27.3%
% six-yard box
54.5%
% central high-value
72.7%
% central
27.3%
% wide
27.3%
% edge of box
27.3%
% headers
9.1%
% left foot
63.6%
% right foot
Player shooting — 2026–27min 3 shots · tap a column to sort
PlayerShotsGxGnpxGG−xGxG/shot%>0.10Big ch%Avg dist% in box% central HV% head
K. Nisbet521.811.030.190.36380%40%10.5m80%80%20%
Central high-value zone = inside the penalty area and in the central channel (the six-yard-box width extended out to the penalty spot) — the “danger zone” where chance quality is highest. Distances in metres from goal. Big chance = a shot worth ≥ 0.30 xG (no separate big-chance flag in the shot feed). Shot data: FotMob per-shot xG · WhoScored locations.