Arsenal’s men’s team have only had one hiccup in the Premier League this season; a 3-0 loss at Brighton. By stark contrast, Arsenal Women have only won one league game, a 1-0 victory at, erm, Brighton.
Since that win against the Seagulls, Renée Slegers’ side have misfired in front of goal, and after a 1-0 loss at Chelsea over the weekend left them well adrift of the top of the WSL, we look at just how erratic their finishing has been.
Also in this week’s SVQ, we’ll tell you all about our updated Opta Power Rankings page, now so much more than just checking whether a team you like are above or below a team you don’t like.
We have a UEFA Nations League quiz for you, and an Ask Opta question about the Premier League’s all-time top goalscorers, but with a twist.
📊 STAT: Our New Power Rankings Page
If you’ve consumed any modern media, you’ll know how important rankings are.
Top 100s; top 10s; the best of all time. If something can be ranked, it will be. And that goes for football teams, too.
The Opta Power Rankings is a global team ranking system that assigns an ability score to over 16,000 clubs on a scale between zero and 100, where zero is the worst-ranked team in the world and 100 is the best.
You may be familiar with it already, and if so, you’ll be pleased to know that we’ve given it a sprucing up recently. When you visit our Opta Power Rankings page, you can now do much more than just check where your team is.