Who made Opta's team of the season?
Opta has released its Premier League team of the season based on statistical data from the campaign. Key players include David Raya from Arsenal, who achieved the most clean sheets, and Matheus Nunes from Manchester City, who excelled in various passing metrics. The team highlights standout performances from both established stars and emerging talents across the league.
- ▪David Raya ended the season with 19 clean sheets, the most by any goalkeeper in the Premier League this season.
- ▪Matheus Nunes completed more passes in the opposition half than any other player, with 1,153 passes.
- ▪Gabriel Magalhaes had seven goal involvements and helped Arsenal to a record 19 corner goals this season.
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Who made Opta's team of the season?ByJonathan CooperStats PerformPublished9 minutes agoStatisticians Opta have come up with a Premier League team of the season based on data collected during the course of the campaign.Check out their XI below - and you can see Troy Deeney's team of the year here, too, with six players the same.Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the season?Published15 hours agoWhich side were remarkable? Who were a shambles? Phil McNulty's season reviewPublished3 hours agoPremier League predictions - how accurate were BBC Sport pundits?Published3 hours agoDavid Raya (Arsenal): Raya ended the season with four clean sheets in Arsenal's last five matches - including a season-defining save against West Ham - as the Gunners closed in on their first title since 2004.
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