How many games in all competitions have teams played?

[hackneyfox]

Someone mentioned recently that we've played ten more games than most teams this season.

Whre are the stats?

[shailen]

If that's correct surely it's just due to eight europa league games and going further in the FA Cup then most? 

[hackneyfox]

Yes, it is but I just want see a full breakdown of games in all competitions for each PL team. How many more than Totteringham have we played?

[Okeyanthony]

The team looks beat for real. Something needs to be done to increase the quality and strength  of the squad.

[NewEnglandFox]

We're at 50. Spurs are at 55. Man City 57.

 

I not aware of anywhere you can find everyone's in one place. Some teams have a competition's section on their Wikipedia season page which starts with a nice table that shows how many games in each competition exactly what you're asking for. And other teams like Man U don't.

 

 

[Koke]

Tielemans must have played close to 50 so far this season. 

[Captain...]

6 hours ago, NewEnglandFox said:

We're at 50. Spurs are at 55. Man City 57.

 

I not aware of anywhere you can find everyone's in one place. Some teams have a competition's section on their Wikipedia season page which starts with a nice table that shows how many games in each competition exactly what you're asking for. And other teams like Man U don't.

 

 

Man City will have played the maximum they could have -1 getting to the final of 2 cup competitions and the semi of the other.

 

That's quite impressive.

[Fox92]

To think there were people saying we couldn't handle being in the Europa League and the League, meaning we'd be in a relegation battle  

 

I've never thought that. Good sides can manage multiple competitions.

[Fox42]

7 hours ago, Koke said:

Tielemans must have played close to 50 so far this season. 

47 and counting

[Xen]

13 minutes ago, Fox42 said:

47 and counting

Thats nuts, especially considering its a condensed season because of covid.

Oh, and he's had 9 international appearances since September as well.

[StanSP]

10 hours ago, hackneyfox said:

Someone mentioned recently that we've played ten more games than most teams this season.

Whre are the stats?

Man City - 57 games so far (35 PL, 5 FAC, 5 EFL, 12 CL) 

 

Man Utd - 57,  (35 PL, 4 FAC, 4 EFL, 6 CL, 8 EL) 

 

Leicester - 50, (36 PL, 5 FAC, 1 EFL, 8 EL) 

 

Chelsea - 54,  (35 PL, 5 FAC, 2 EFL, 12 CL) 

 

Liverpool - 49, (34 PL, 2 FAC, 2 EFL, 10 CL, 1 CS) 

 

Tottenham - 55, (35 PL, 3 FAC, 4 EFL, 13 EL) 

 

Arsenal - 55, (35 PL, 2 FAC, 3 EFL, 14 EL, 1 CS) 

 

I've only done the sides that played in Europe as they're bound to have had more games. 

 

On top of the remaining PL games, there's also the respective finals that ourselves, Chelsea, Man City and Man Utd will play in. 

[hackneyfox]

Thanks Stan

Surely there's a website somewhere that shows al this?

[StriderHiryu]

1 hour ago, Fox42 said:

47 and counting

Jesus, deserves POTY just for that IMO, been pretty consistent throughout. Definitely had a few clangers, but he's been good for most of those games.

 

This is why Soumare is being signed, someone is needed to give him a break.

[davieG]

OS Match Report

 

With 19 minutes to go, Tielemans had a shot blocked 20 yards out as Leicester looked to extend their advantage, while a header back across goal from Vardy nearly found the Belgian, whose commitment saw him slide into the post after flicking just wide. This was his 57th appearance of the season for club and country, though, and he was determined to play on.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

No one is taking this seriously surely?  

 

It's blatantly obvious why Man Utd did what they did. 

 

Also, the armchair Liverpool fans expecting a favour from Man Utd wtf?

Edited 12 May 2021 by Sol thewall Bamba

[Fox92]

4 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

No one is taking this seriously surely?  

 

It's blatantly obvious why Man Utd did what they did. 

 

Also, the armchair Liverpool fans expecting a favour from Man Utd wtf?

Probably aint aware they are each others biggest rivals.

[Frank Large's Black Book]

9 hours ago, StanSP said:

Man City - 57 games so far (35 PL, 5 FAC, 5 EFL, 12 CL) 

 

Man Utd - 57,  (35 PL, 4 FAC, 4 EFL, 6 CL, 8 EL) 

 

Leicester - 50, (36 PL, 5 FAC, 1 EFL, 8 EL) 

 

Chelsea - 54,  (35 PL, 5 FAC, 2 EFL, 12 CL) 

 

Liverpool - 49, (34 PL, 2 FAC, 2 EFL, 10 CL, 1 CS) 

 

Tottenham - 55, (35 PL, 3 FAC, 4 EFL, 13 EL) 

 

Arsenal - 55, (35 PL, 2 FAC, 3 EFL, 14 EL, 1 CS) 

 

I've only done the sides that played in Europe as they're bound to have had more games. 

 

On top of the remaining PL games, there's also the respective finals that ourselves, Chelsea, Man City and Man Utd will play in. 

"On top of the remaining PL games, there's also the respective finals that ourselves, Chelsea, Man City and Man Utd will play in. 

 

Did you enjoy writing that last sentence as much as I did reading it (several times now)

 

 

[StanSP]

3 hours ago, Frank Large's Black Book said:

"On top of the remaining PL games, there's also the respective finals that ourselves, Chelsea, Man City and Man Utd will play in. 

 

Did you enjoy writing that last sentence as much as I did reading it (several times now)

 

 

It felt good to put us first as well

 

 

[HybridFox]

12 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

No one is taking this seriously surely?  

 

It's blatantly obvious why Man Utd did what they did. 

 

Also, the armchair Liverpool fans expecting a favour from Man Utd wtf?

I remember the reverse scenario a number of years ago when Liverpool needed to beat Chelsea in order for United to win the title. 

 

A Gerrard backpass put Chelsea on their way.

 

It happens.