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Premier League xGA table 2026/2027

Expected goals against per match for every Premier League club — the chance quality each side has allowed — with the goals that came of them beside it. The best defence in the competition is the first row.

Showing non-penalty xG. Penalties are removed from the expected-goal columns; goals, G − xG and the rates taken from goals are unchanged.

Arsenal allow the least, 0.63 expected goals against a match over 5 matches with xG. That is 0.40 a match clear of Liverpool. Chelsea allow the most, 1.93 a match.

Ranked on xGA per match

Premier League xGA table 2026/2027
# Team P GA npxGA npxGA/match GA − xGA Shots ag. npxGA/shot
1 ARS 5 4 3.15 0.63 −0.03 53 0.06
2 LIV 5 4 5.13 1.03 −2.12 58 0.09
3 NFO 5 5 5.20 1.04 +0.23 52 0.10
4 LEE 5 3 5.72 1.14 −3.35 73 0.08
5 BRE 5 4 6.08 1.22 −2.29 67 0.09
6 HUL 5 4 6.36 1.27 −3.38 69 0.09
7 BOU 5 8 6.83 1.37 +1.05 54 0.13
7 EVE 5 3 6.86 1.37 −3.94 69 0.10
9 TOT 5 8 6.97 1.39 +0.22 76 0.09
10 MUN 5 8 6.99 1.40 +1.00 53 0.13
11 COV 5 10 7.39 1.48 +1.37 87 0.08
12 SUN 5 10 7.83 1.57 +1.27 60 0.13
12 NEW 5 9 7.87 1.57 −0.14 98 0.08
14 MCI 5 5 8.00 1.60 −2.25 59 0.14
15 FUL 5 8 8.14 1.63 −0.84 83 0.10
16 IPS 5 11 8.64 1.73 +2.23 86 0.10
16 AVL 5 9 8.66 1.73 −0.22 81 0.11
18 CRY 5 11 8.81 1.76 +1.55 84 0.10
19 BHA 5 5 9.22 1.84 −3.71 58 0.16
20 CHE 5 12 9.64 1.93 +3.10 72 0.13
About these figures What each column measures, and the thresholds this ranking is under. Show
P
— Matches played
GA
— Goals conceded
npxGA
— Non-penalty expected goals against: xGA with penalties removed
npxGA/match
— Non-penalty expected goals against per match with xG data
GA − xGA
— Goals conceded minus xGA, over the matches with xG. Negative means fewer conceded than the chances allowed.
Shots ag.
— Shots allowed in the matches with shot data
npxGA/shot
— Average non-penalty expected goals per shot allowed

A club is ranked once it has 3 matches with xG and at least 75% of what the median club has played. Below that its row stays in the table, its rates are dashed and it sorts last.

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