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Crystal Palace

Jordan Ayew

Forward
Non-penalty xG per 90
0.154 non-penalty goals from 48 shots
Expected assists per 90
0.177 assists, 25 key passes
Finishing
-0.07goals above what the league converts the same chances into
Build-up per 90
0.196% of Crystal Palace’s build-up value

Jordan Ayew ranks 127th of 402 qualified players for attacking involvement, shooting from 18.9m on average. They carry 10% of Crystal Palace’s attacking involvement, the 4th largest share in the squad.

Against their position

107 forwards

Shooting

per 90
Goals
0.14
Non-penalty goals
0.14
xG
0.15
Non-penalty xG
0.15
Shots
1.69
npxG per shot
0.09
Shot distance
18.9m
Set-piece share
18%
Goals against xG
-0.3

2 figures here come from match-event data, which is not recorded for 2023/24.

Creating

per 90
Assists
0.25
Expected assists
0.17
Key passes
0.88
npxG + xA
0.32
xG chain
0.38
xG build-up
0.19
Assists against xA
+2.0

On the ball

per 90

6 figures here come from match-event data, which is not recorded for 2023/24.

Defending

per 90

7 figures here come from match-event data, which is not recorded for 2023/24.

Discipline

per 90
Yellow cards
7season count
Red cards
1season count

3 figures here come from match-event data, which is not recorded for 2023/24.

Ranked against 107 forwards with half a match a round or more, the same comparison the compare page makes. Where less is better, such as being dispossessed, the order is turned round, so a high percentile is always the good end.

This week

Gameweek 7

Next fixture

Gameweek 7

away to Brighton

Sun 18 Oct, 13:00 UTC

Brighton concede 12.4 shots a match and are 1.04× the league norm against forwards. Roughly an average matchup.

Projected shots
1.63

1.69 per 90 × 0.97

Projected on target
0.60

0.67 per 90 × 0.91

Season rate times what this opponent concedes, over a full ninety minutes. Check availability.

Shots

35 appearances
  • Over 0.524 of 3569%± 8
  • Over 1.514 of 3540%± 8
  • Over 2.55 of 3514%± 6
  • Over 3.52 of 356%± 4

The band is one standard error, the tick the estimate. Blanks count as misses, 11 of 35.

Shooting profile

48 shots

Where they shoot

48 shots
Every shotBy zone
2% of shots, 1 shot2% of shots, 1 shot4% of shots, 2 shots2% of shots, 1 shot2% of shots, 1 shot10% of shots, 5 shots4% of shots, 2 shots2% of shots, 1 shot4% of shots, 2 shots6% of shots, 3 shots2% of shots, 1 shot8% of shots, 4 shots2% of shots, 1 shot6% of shots, 3 shots6% of shots, 3 shots4% of shots, 2 shots4% of shots, 2 shots8% of shots, 4 shots2% of shots, 1 shot2% of shots, 1 shot2% of shots, 1 shot4% of shots, 2 shots4% of shots, 2 shots2% of shots, 1 shot2% of shots, 1 shot10%6%8%6%6%8%Opponent goalLeftRight
Share of shots<1%1–2%2–4%4–6%6%+

Jordan Ayew, 2023/24, final 35m.

left
16%
Centre
45%
right
39%

share of their shooting xG

Chance profile

quality, volume and route
xG per shot
0.089
Shots per 90
1.69
Key passes per 90
0.88
Average shot distance
18.9m
From set pieces
18%

How the chances arrive

Crosses
28%
Through balls
4%
Own dribble
1%
Headed
19%

Club role

Crystal Palace

What they are for

  • Open-play crosses6 crosses from open play became shots, worth 1.92 xG.
  • Corners and set piecesSupplies 9% of Crystal Palace’s dead-ball danger, from 6 deliveries that became shots.
  • When it mattered3 of 4 goals came with the game level or Crystal Palace behind.
  • On the pitch75% of available minutes.

What would actually have to be replaced. Losing the penalty taker is not the same as losing a proportional slice of Jordan Ayew’soutput.

Chances received

who supplies them
  1. Michael Olise1.0 xG5 shots, 1g
  2. Jefferson Lerma0.7 xG7 shots, 0g
  3. Joachim Andersen0.6 xG7 shots, 1g
  4. Matheus França0.5 xG2 shots, 1g
  5. Tyrick Mitchell0.3 xG5 shots, 0g

Chances created

who they supply
  1. Jefferson Lerma1.2 xG4 shots, 0g
  2. Michael Olise0.9 xG4 shots, 2g
  3. Jeffrey Schlupp0.9 xG2 shots, 1g
  4. Odsonne Edouard0.8 xG4 shots, 1g
  5. Jean-Philippe Mateta0.5 xG3 shots, 1g

Season record

2023/24

Involvement in build-up

excludes their own shots and final passes

Jordan Ayew carries 5.9% of Crystal Palace’s build-up value.

  • Build-up per 900.194
    49% of forwards
  • Possession value per 900.376
    8% of forwards

Ranked against 107 forwards 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 rather than the chance.

Match by match

Match log

35 appearances, oldest first

at Sheffield Utd2 shots
1 on target

v Arsenal3 shots
0 on target

at Brentford5 shots
1 on target

v Wolves2 shots
1 on target

v Forest3 shots
1 on target

at Newcastle3 shots
0 on target

1g

v Spurs2 shots
2 on target

at Burnley1 shot
0 on target

at West Ham1 shot
0 on target

v Bournemouth6 shots
3 on target

1g

v Brighton2 shots
2 on target

v Brentford1 shot
0 on target

v Sheffield Utd2 shots
0 on target

at Brighton1 shot
1 on target

v Chelsea2 shots
1 on target

1g

at Everton1 shot
1 on target

1g

v Burnley1 shot
1 on target

at Spurs1 shot
0 on target

v Luton2 shots
1 on target

at Forest1 shot
0 on target

at Bournemouth1 shot
1 on target

v Man City2 shots
0 on target

v Newcastle2 shots
1 on target

v Man Utd1 shot
1 on target

11 blanksno shot
not placed

Height is shots, solid is on target, and the dashed rule is the 1.5 line. The feed cannot date an appearance with no shot in it, so 11 sits at the end, counted but unplaced.

How to read the ties. Each rate ties back to the league average: solid where the sample is settled, broken where it is still being shrunk toward the league, an open circle where there is no cohort to rank against.