Matchweek 31 in the Premier League was,
as every previous week had been, exciting and thrilling. Teams showed promise
to fight back and the likes of Fernando Torres got back on the score sheets.
Well, you might have heard pundits and
commentators say this before - "The scoreline does not tell the entire
story of the game" - and read in innumerable articles that 'Ball
Possession' narrates the untold part of the story. Matchweek 31 portrayed just
that.
Exactly half of all games last weekend,
5 out of 10, were won by sides that had lesser ball possession. In another
game, Man City drew with Sunderland even though they had seen much more of the
ball. Arsenal were the unluckiest of the lot, losing to QPR in the London Derby
despite having had more than twice the possession of the newly promoted club.
The following picture sums up the
weekend’s possession and scoreline tale.
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