Brighton · 2023/24
Jack Hinshelwood
Jack Hinshelwood ranks 136th of 402 qualified players for attacking involvement, shooting from 9.9m on average. They carry 3% of Brighton’s attacking output, the 13th largest share in the squad.
This week
Next fixture
Gameweek 2away to Chelsea
Sun 30 Aug, 13:00 UTC
Chelsea concede 14.7 shots a match and are 1.02× the league norm against midfielders. Roughly an average matchup.
- Projected shots
- 1.47
- Projected on target
- 0.83
1.42 per 90 × 1.04
0.81 per 90 × 1.02
Season rate multiplied by what this opponent concedes relative to the league. It assumes a full ninety minutes and takes no account of rotation, so check availability before reading anything into it.
Shots
12 appearances- Over 0.558%± 14
- Over 1.533%± 14
- Over 2.517%± 11
- Over 3.58%± 8
Share of appearances clearing each line, with one standard error. Blank appearances count as misses, 5 of 12 here, so these are lower, and more honest, than rates built only from matches where the player got a shot away.
Shots on target
12 appearances- Over 0.550%± 14
- Over 1.517%± 11
- Over 2.50%± 0
Share of appearances clearing each line, with one standard error. Blank appearances count as misses, 5 of 12 here, so these are lower, and more honest, than rates built only from matches where the player got a shot away.
Where the shots come from
Where they shoot
14 shotsJack Hinshelwood, 2023/24 · 14 shots in the final 35m, 3 scored. Shape carries the outcome rather than colour, so it reads in print and to anyone who cannot separate the hues.
- left
- 0%
- Centre
- 48%
- right
- 52%
share of their shooting xG
Chance quality
xG per shot, distance, how they arrive- xG per shot
- 0.155
- Shots per 90
- 1.42
- Key passes per 90
- 0.81
- Average shot distance
- 9.9m
- From set pieces
- 4%
How their chances arrive
- Crosses
- 13%
- Through balls
- 14%
- Own dribble
- 0%
- Headed
- 24%
What they are for
Roles
penalties, set pieces, crossing, partnerships- When it mattered2 of 3 goals came with the game level or Brighton behind.
- On the pitch26% of the minutes available to them.
Partnerships
- Feeds Pascal Groß2 shots, 0.61 xG
- Fed by Pascal Groß5 shots, 0.48 xG
- Fed by João Pedro2 shots, 0.43 xG
- Fed by Danny Welbeck1 shot, 0.33 xG
A share of the attack says how much runs through Jack Hinshelwood. These say what would have to be replaced. Losing the penalty taker or the corner deliverer is not the same as losing a proportional slice of output, and a partnership cuts both ways: the supplier being absent damages the finisher’s numbers too.
Who they play with
Chances received
who supplies them- Pascal Groß0.5 xG5 shots · 1g
- João Pedro0.4 xG2 shots · 1g
- Danny Welbeck0.3 xG1 shot · 0g
- Tariq Lamptey0.1 xG1 shot · 1g
- Estupiñán0.0 xG1 shot · 0g
Chances created
who they supply- Pascal Groß0.6 xG2 shots · 0g
- Jan Paul van Hecke0.1 xG2 shots · 0g
- Anssumane Fati0.1 xG1 shot · 0g
- Simon Adingra0.0 xG1 shot · 0g
- Danny Welbeck0.0 xG1 shot · 0g
Season record
Involvement in build-up
excludes their own shots and final passesJack Hinshelwood carries 1.7% of Brighton’s build-up value.
- Build-up per 900.27445% of midfielders
- Possession value per 900.49356% of midfielders
Ranked against 128 midfielders with a comparable sample. Build-up is the value of possessions a player was involved in with their own shots and final passes removed, so it credits the work before the chance. It is a possession-value measure rather than a passing one: it cannot tell a forty-yard carry from two sideways balls, because no pass or carry record exists in this data.
Match log
most recent first- 1 shot1 OTvs Crystal Palace1g
- 3 shots2 OTat West Ham
- 1 shot1 OTvs Tottenham1g
- 2 shots0 OTat Crystal Palace
- 2 shots1 OTat Arsenal
- 4 shots2 OTvs Burnley
- 1 shot1 OTvs Brentford1g
Solid marks are on target, faded ones off. 5 further appearances produced no shot and are not listed, but are counted in the rates above.