To provide information to help make decisions about the last five games, how did the four teams perform? Today we will come up with the numbers from different aspects. All elements are compared. This information is obtained from Opta, a very reliable analytical and statistical tool.
– Pass the ball
Looking at the overall pass accuracy percentage, France had the best of the four teams with 90.3%, followed by Spain with 89.64%, England with 89.43% and the Netherlands with 87.66%.
Spain are a team with the most chances to create goals. Or the pass that leads to the most chances to score a goal. Because they managed to do it 81 times, followed closely by France with 77 times, while the Netherlands and England managed to do it only 55 times and 39 times respectively.
Spain are also the most accurate team at passing the ball out of the four, with 30.77%, followed by France with 25.29%, the Netherlands with exactly 25% and England with 24.24%.
As for passing the ball on goal in open play, England made the most passes with 2,893, followed by Spain with 2,588, France with 2,483 and finally the Netherlands, with 2,056.
– Defensive game
France is the team with the best clearances among the four teams, with 105 clearances, followed by the Netherlands with 92 clearances, while Spain and England come in third and fourth place respectively, with 86 clearances and 73 clearances.
In terms of interceptions without diving, Luis de la Fuente's men were the best, scoring 36 goals, while Gareth Southgate's side were second with 30 attempts, while Ronald Koeman's men were second with three out of 28 attempts, beating Didier Deschamps' side just once.
France were the best at stopping the ball with 82 attempts, but Spain followed closely behind with 81 attempts, while the Netherlands and England recorded 63 and 62 respectively.
– shooting
Needless to say, it is safe to assume that Spain is the team that scored the most goals out of all four teams after scoring 11 goals, along with the Netherlands. England and France came in second with 9 goals, and had offensive problems until they scored only 5 and 3 goals respectively.
Part of the reason Spain have scored more goals than the other teams is because they have the most shots. They have had a total of 76 shots, while France are second with 62 shots, behind Holland with 55, while England have only had 37 shots from their last five games.
Spain is also the team with the best shooting accuracy at 47.37%, followed by England at 43.24%, followed by the Netherlands and France at 36.36% and 33.87% respectively.
But in terms of conversion rate of shots into goals, the Netherlands and Spain achieved the best with 16.36%, Spain came in second place with 14.47%, while England achieved 13.51%, while France obtained only 4.84%.
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Compare the performance of the four teams in the Euro 2024 semi-finals. |
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Spain |
France |
England |
Holland |
| Percentage of passes that hit the target |
89.64% |
90.3% |
89.43% |
87.66% |
| create scoring opportunities |
81 |
77 |
39 |
55 |
| Percentage of crosses reaching the goal |
30.77% |
25.29% |
24.24% |
25% |
| Passing the ball to the goal during open play. |
2,588 |
2,483 |
2,893 |
2,056 |
| ball cleaning |
86 |
105 |
73 |
92 |
| Cut the ball without having to dive into it. |
36 |
27 |
30 |
28 |
| block a hit |
81 |
82 |
62 |
63 |
| door |
11 |
3 |
5 |
9 |
| shooting |
76 |
62 |
37 |
55 |
| Resolution |
47.37% |
33.87% |
43.24% |
36.36% |
| Converting shots into goals |
14.47% |
4.84% |
13.51% |
16.36% |
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