English football boxing day tends to become a stronger football tradition in Greece than in England. Paradox; Of course, but for the Greeks of the edges and the betting is all over, don't look ...
In any case let's look at 2-3 interesting boxing day items. Such as Manchester United being the undisputed champion of football on the boxing day, the day after Christmas. In the Premier League season United earns 2,52 points (!!!) per match. We're talking about just before the ultimate win in every boxing day match! Incredible record! Manchester United have scored more points per game than any other team, with 20 wins in 25 matches!
United, no, tonight faces Newcastle, the team in the opposite. After all, the "Toon Army", on the day after Christmas, count the most defeats (13) than any other club!
Arsenal are the second most successful team on Boxing Day since 1992, gaining 2,14 points per game with a 13-6-2 record. That means practically 2,14 points per game played on Boxing Day.
The regulars in the scoring stand comfortably above Liverpool with 2.04 points per game and Tottenham with 2,00 points per game comes in fourth with Chelsea 5th (1.8 points per game).
Manchester City has only been a favorite and team-mate in recent years, with plenty of talent and stars, so it has several gears over the year, scoring just 1,68 points per game and sixth.
Down and down, in the lower half of the Special Rankings, with 12 defeats, Aston Villa have 0,71 points per game and are marginally worse than Newcastle (0,76 points per game).
The club with the longest average Boxing Day score is Norwich. The Canaries have lost five in six games and have a draw of 1-10 goals, a disappointing record and just 0,17 points per game.
And Sheffield United, the biggest surprise of the season so far, is fifth in the Premier League standings, with the chance to improve to a miserable 0,33 points per game after hosting Watford tonight (0,83 points per game). ) in Bramal Lane.
The big Everton, with 1,36 points per game, has a mixed record, winning nine, having seven "X's" and 9 defeats while preparing for the first home match of Carlo Ancelotti against Burnley, which has just one win in 5 matches he has given on Boxing Day in the Premier League.
Second Leicester will eventually try to improve its record to just 0,62 points per game. Trying more than difficult as they welcome the leaders of the league so far to Liverpool in the Boxing Day match.
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