A Catastrophic Statistic for the Riyal
Real Madrid is the La Liga team that covers the fewest kilometers per 90 minutes.
At the same time, it’s the fifth-highest team in terms of allowing opponents to complete passes in their own half (ppda).
A disastrous statistic for Real Madrid is that they rank last in La Liga in “Defensive Intensity.”
This metric measures the number of defensive actions a team takes per minute while out of possession
In simple terms, it measures the intensity of defensive activity when the team does not have the ball.
Imagine that 39% of opponents’ possessions successfully reach Real Madrid’s final third, and Real Madrid ranks 19th out of 20 teams
They’ve faced 89 shots in 7 games—more than any of the other 10 teams that have faced the most shots. The difference between Real Madrid and Barcelona—which has faced the fewest shots on goal—is 38 shots.
and the fourth-lowest possession team in the Champions League at 35.6%
I don’t know how people can still have such high hopes for a team like this, honestly.
A team that doesn’t know how to press, doesn’t defend under the ball, and doesn’t control matches with the ball—and yet people are still convinced that Mourinho or someone else will change this team’s reality.
The problems with balance and squad building that Real Madrid has had for years were bound to surface eventually, especially after losing the players who provided the team with some balance and made them competitive—like Benzema – Luka – Kroos are gone, and what’s worse is that instead of replacing them with a true striker or a true midfielder, Real signed players who are already tactically demanding and have only exacerbated the imbalance that’s existed for years.
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A Catastrophic Statistic for the Riyal

A Catastrophic Statistic for the Riyal


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