Analysing Tactical Battles: A Deep Dive into the Greece Super League A Match Between Panserraikos and Levadiakos

Panserraikos's season shows a 12% shot conversion rate, but an expected goals (xG) efficiency of 1.8, superior to Levadiakos's 1.2, suggesting better quality chances. Panserraikos's key pass success rate is 75% compared to Levadiakos's 65%, and they have an advantage in forward pass value, 0.45 to 0.32, indicating more precise decision-making in dangerous areas. In midfield control, a 58% possession rate combined with an average transition attack time of 7 seconds creates effective pressure. Running data reveals Panserraikos's team covered 110 kilometres, including 25 high-intensity sprints, with 3 more interception runs. In defence, Panserraikos shows a systematic advantage with an average of 18 tackles (62% success rate) and 15 interceptions, forcing a high 43% error rate from their opponents. Their 22 clearances included 12 crucial blocks, effectively compressing Levadiakos's shooting angles. In terms of attack conversion, although they had fewer total shots (14) than their opponents (17), their 6 shots on target converted into 2 goals, with an xG of 1.8, is better than the opposition's 9 shots on target resulting in only 1 goal. The expected goals comparison shows that the combined xG value of 3.0 for both teams produced a deviation of 0.5 in the actual match due to defensive intensity, which aligns with low-scoring match characteristics. Prediction: Under 2.5 goals (for those who subscribe for exclusive tips.)