As we head into a new calendar year, it seems as though a number of teams have already fallen into familiar patterns throughout 2023-24.
Teams such as Manchester United and Arsenal have had well documented struggles in-front of goal recently, with both sides needing to bring in attacking reinforcements in January.
Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea have also been disappointing in the campaign, currently sitting 10th, with their biggest struggles coming in the final third.
In contrast, teams like West Ham, Aston Villa and Manchester City have proved their efficiency in attack and will be hoping to continue that throughout 2024.
So, here, Mail Sport - with the help of Opta Stats - runs through all the statistics about the Premier League's best and worst attacks.
When looking at the Expected Goals (xG) for each team in the league, there are a number of surprises that are thrown forward.
At the top end, Manchester City and Tottenham lead the way in terms of overachieving their xG.
City's 45 goals in the Premier League is 7.57 greater than their 37.43 xG this campaign, while Spurs have managed to score 42 despite an xG of 35.48.
Following closely behind are Aston Villa and West Ham United, who both boast a positive xG of 6.3 and 5.01 respectively.
However, looking at the other end of the table, it doesn't make pretty reading for a number of English giants.
Notably, Manchester United and Chelsea are within the bottom four, with their goal output falling drastically below their xG for the campaign.
United have scored just 22 goals despite achieving an xG of 29.34, while the Blues have scored 34 - which is 5.91 below their 39.91 xG.
Interestingly, Arsenal sit midway in this xG table having nearly perfectly matched their Expected Goals for the
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