POINTS BREAKDOWN: FPL Gameweek's 20-21
There’s a million different stats and figures you can find on the Fantasy Premier League this season, ranging from player form to the exact number of points by position. If you’re into the statistical element to the game, and who wouldn’t, it’s half the game to understand the statistical probability of your 15 players picking up points on a weekly basis, we’ve a treat for you heading into Gameweek 21. The one stat the FPL is yet to offer is a collation of points, to help have you differentiate. The Hype Team have spent hours tallying the exact points totals all 20 teams have managed so far this season, then break down points by position for Goalkeepers, Defenders, Midfielders, and Forwards. Strap in, we’re throwing numbers your way. All aboard.
Team Breakdown
First up we’ve added the exact tallies from all 20 clubs in the Premier League, and have highlighted their best player. Just for clarification ‘pts’ means points and in brackets is the number of players that have achieved the points totals. You’ll be familiar of this statistical analysis if you follow our Twitter account over at @RealHypeTrain.
ARSENAL
GK: 65pts (11th)
DEF: 281pts (6th)
MID: 569pts (2nd)
FOR: 76pts (19th)
Overall Points: 991pts (4th)
Best Player: Alexis Sanchez (143pts)
BOURNEMOUTH
GK: 69pts (10th)
DEF: 318pts (2nd)
MID: 357pts (9th)
FOR: 100pts (13th)
Overall Points: 844pts (8th)
Best Player: Charlie Daniels (88pts)
BURNLEY
GK: 83pts (3rd)
DEF: 199pts (6th)
MID: 271pts 917th)
FOR: 159pts (4th)
Overall Points: 712pts (14th)
Best Player: Tom Heaton (80pts)
CHELSEA
GK: 85pts (1st)
DEF: 378pts (1st)
MID: 490pts (4th)
FOR: 143pts (6th)
Overall Points: 1096pts (1st)
Best Player: Diego Costa (123pts)
CRYSTAL PALACE
GK: 44pts (20th)
DEF: 180pts (18th)
MID: 359pts (8th)
FOR: 99pts (14th)
Overall Points: 682pts (16th)
Best Player: Wilfried Zaha (88pts)
EVERTON
GK: 85pts (2nd)
DEF: 287pts (5th)
MID: 337pts (13th)
FOR: 147pts (5th)
Overall Points: 856pts (7th)
Best Player: Romelu Lukaku (110pts)
HULL
GK: 54pts (19th)
DEF: 112pts (20th)
MID: 324pts (14th)
FOR: 96pts (15th)
Overall Points: 586pts (20th)
Best Player: Robert Snodgrass (94pts)
LEICESTER
GK: 64pts (13th)
DEF: 201pts (14th)
MID: 248pts (18th)
FOR: 199pts (2nd)
Overall Points: 712pts (15th)
Best Player: Riyad Mahrez (65pts)
LIVERPOOL
GK: 72pts (7th)
DEF: 220pts (13th)
MID: 657pts (1st)
FOR: 87pts (16th)
Overall Points: 1036pts (2nd)
Best Player: Sadio Mane (113pts)
MAN CITY
GK: 64pts (14th)
DEF: 228pts (12th)
MID: 473pts (5th)
FOR: 129pts (7th)
Overall Points: 894pts (6th)
Best Player: Kevin De Bruyne (94pts)
MAN UNITED
GK: 71pts (8th)
DEF: 306pts (3rd)
MID: 343pts (12th)
FOR: 200pts (1st)
Overall Points: 920pts (5th)
Best Player: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (123pts)
MIDDLESBROUGH
GK: 73pts (6th)
DEF: 265pts (8th)
MID: 287pts (16th)
FOR: 121pts (11th)
Overall Points: 746pts (12th)
Best Player: Alvaro Negredo (76pts)
SOUTHAMPTON
GK: 63pts (16th)
DEF: 271pts (7th)
MID: 363pts (7th)
FOR: 82pts (18th)
Overall Points: 779pts (10th)
Best Player: Virgil van Dijk (72pts)
SPURS
GK: 79pts (4th)
DEF: 301pts (4th)
MID: 516pts (3rd)
FOR: 122pts (10th)
Overall Points: 1018pts (3rd)
Best Player: Dele Alli (115pts)
STOKE CITY
GK: 76pts (5th)
DEF: 263pts (9th)
MID: 349pts (11th)
FOR: 86pts (17th)
Overall Points: 774pts (11th)
Best Player: Joe Allen (78pts)
SUNDERLAND
GK: 64pts (15th)
DEF: 200pts (15th)
MID: 179pts (20th)
FOR: 166pts (3rd)
Overall Points: 609pts (19th)
Best Player: Jermain Defoe (113pts)
SWANSEA
GK: 56pts (17th)
DEF: 164pts (19th)
MID: 314pts (15th)
FOR: 126pts (9th)
Overall Points: 660pts (18th)
Best Player: Gylfi Sigurdsson (92pts)
WATFORD
GK: 56pts (18th)
DEF: 239pts (11th)
MID: 242pts (19th)
FOR: 128pts (8th)
Overall Points: 665pts (17th)
Best Player: Etienne Capoue (83pts)
WEST BROM
GK: 65pts (12th)
DEF: 261pts (10th)
MID: 350pts (10th)
FOR: 115pts (12th)
Overall Points: 791pts (9th)
Best Player: Matt Phillips (100pts)
WEST HAM
GK: 71pts (9th)
DEF: 182pts (17th)
MID: 415pts (6th)
FOR: 60pts (20th)
Overall Points: 728pts (13th)
Best Player: Michail Antonio (89pts)
Table Breakdown
Once we tallied together the overall points from every position for every club, we asked what would that means for alternative points tables. See below for an Overall Points Table, then individual tables for the 4 positions available to us in the FPL: Goalkeeper, Defenders, Midfielders, and Forwards.
Overall FPL Points Table
Chelsea: 1096pts
Liverpool: 1036pts
Spurs: 1018pts
Arsenal: 991pts
Man United: 920pts
Man City: 894pts
Everton: 856pts
Bournemouth: 844pts
West Brom: 791pts
Southampton: 779pts
Stoke: 774pts
Middlesbrough: 746pts
West Ham: 728pts
Burnley: 712pts
Leicester: 712pts
Crystal Palace: 682pts
Watford: 665pts
Swansea: 660pts
Sunderland: 609pts
Hull: 596pts
Goalkeeper Total: 1,359 points (8.44%)
Defender Total: 4,866 points (30.21%)
Midfielder Total: 7,443 points (46.21%)
Forward Total: 2,438 points (15.14%)
OVERALL TOTAL: 16,106 points
Overall FPL Goalkeeper Table
Chelsea: 85pts
Everton: 85pts
Burnley: 83pts
Spurs: 79pts
Stoke: 76pts
Middlesbrough: 73pts
Liverpool: 72pts
Man United: 71pts
West Ham: 71pts
Bournemouth: 69pts
Arsenal: 65pts
West Brom: 65pts
Leicester: 64pts
Man City: 64pts
Sunderland: 64pts
Southampton: 63pts
Swansea: 56pts
Watford: 56pts
Hull: 54pts
Crystal Palace: 44pts
OVERALL GK TOTAL: 1,359 points
Overall FPL Defender Table
Chelsea: 378pts
Bournemouth: 318pts
Man United: 306pts
Spurs: 301pts
Everton: 287pts
Arsenal: 281pts
Southampton: 271pts
Middlesbrough: 265pts
Stoke: 263pts
West Brom: 261pts
Watford: 239pts
Man City: 228pts
Liverpool: 220pts
Leicester: 201pts
Sunderland: 200pts
Burnley: 199pts
West Ham: 182pts
Crystal Palace: 180pts
Swansea: 164pts
Hull: 112pts
OVERALL DEF TOTAL: 4,866 points
Overall FPL Midfielder Table
Liverpool: 657pts
Arsenal: 569pts
Spurs: 516pts
Chelsea: 490pts
Man City: 473pts
West Ham: 415pts
Southampton: 363pts
Crystal Palace: 359pts
Bournemouth: 357pts
West Brom: 350pts
Stoke: 349pts
Man United: 343pts
Everton: 337pts
Hull: 324pts
Swansea: 314pts
Middlesbrough: 287pts
Burnley: 271pts
Leicester: 248pts
Watford: 242pts
Sunderland: 179pts
OVERALL MID TOTAL: 7,443 points
Overall FPL Forwards Table
Man United: 200pts
Leicester: 199pts
Sunderland: 166pts
Burnley: 159pts
Everton: 147pts
Chelsea: 143pts
Man City: 129pts
Watford: 128pts
Swansea: 126pts
Spurs: 122pts
Middlesbrough: 121pts
West Brom: 115pts
Bournemouth: 100pts
Crystal Palace: 99pts
Hull: 96pts
Liverpool: 87pts
Stoke: 86pts
Southampton: 82pts
Arsenal: 76pts
West Ham: 60pts
OVERALL FOR TOTAL: 2,438 points
Bonus Points Table
The one aspect of the FPL that takes can often make or break your evening, is the award of bonus points. There’s been a case in recent weeks of players scoring 12+ points in one Gameweek (Mane vs. Watford) who walk away with nothing. Here’s a club by club rundown on the Bonus Points Table. In brackets is the top performing bonus points performer(s) from each club.
Overall Bonus Points Table
Chelsea: 93pts (Costa, 19pts)
Liverpool: 93pts (Lallana, 13pts)
Man City: 92pts (Aguero, 18pts)
Man United: 90pts (Ibrahimovic, 23pts)
Arsenal: 84pts (Sanchez, 14pts)
Spurs: 84pts (Eriksen & Kane, 14pts)
Everton: 78pts (Lukaku, 19pts)
Bournemouth: 65pts (Daniels, 12pts)
Southampton: 62pts (van Dijk, 14pts)
Stoke: 60pts (Allen, 9pts)
Middlesbrough: 58pts (Negredo, 11pts)
West Brom: 58pts (Phillips, 12pts)
Watford: 50pts (Capoue, 14pts)
Burnley: 47pts (Heaton, 13pts)
Crystal Palace: 47pts (Zaha, 10pts)
West Ham: 47pts (Reid, 15pts)
Sunderland: 44pts (Defoe, 21pts)
Leicester: 43pts (Slimani, 7pts)
Swansea: 39pts (Sigurdsson, 10pts)
Hull: 31pts (Snodgrass, 16pts)
OVERALL BONUS TOTAL: 1,265 points
Statistics in the FPL
We've launched a new Twitter account dedicated to statistics within the FPL, and we already love its addition as part of our Hype Train community as we're able to keep stats and opinions separate on their own forum of debate. Check out some of the stats we've pulled from the FPL site after Gameweek 20, and ahead of Gameweek 21, and go to our statistics page, @HypeTrainStats, for daily FPL aid.
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