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Attacking Threat

FPL Attacking Threat Chart: NPxG + xA per 90

Underlying attacking output: shot volume against non-penalty expected goals plus expected assists. Top-right is elite territory.

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MIDFWDBubble = points scored this season

Hover any point for full details. Labels are shown for the most notable players only — use the filters to declutter or widen the pool.

How this helps you

In plain terms: this shows who's creating the most dangerous chances, not just who's scored. Players in the top-right are getting into good positions often AND being backed by the underlying numbers — good signs their goal returns should continue or improve. Players low or left despite big bubbles have banked points already but the underlying threat looks thinner, so treat a repeat as less certain.

Top 10 Picks

Ranked by underlying attacking threat — NPxG+xA per 90 (45%) and shot volume per 90 (25%) — with season points (30%) as a reality check that the underlying numbers are actually translating into returns.

PlayerPos£mScoreNPxG+xA/90Shots/90PointsPred total 6GWUpcoming fixtures (6)

Finding FPL attackers with sustainable threat

This FPL attacking threat chart compares shot volume with non-penalty expected goals and expected assists per 90 minutes. Midfielders and forwards toward the top-right combine frequent shooting with high-quality chances and creativity, a stronger signal of repeatable returns than goals or assists alone.

The chart excludes very small Understat samples and can be filtered by price, position and recent playing time. Use it to build an attacking shortlist, then compare the leading names against predicted points, ownership and fixtures before making a transfer.

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