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The Premier League Blockbuster Index
Which 25/26 Premier League teams are the most entertaining to watch? Based on match data, we've assessed how fun a club's games are to watch, and how much variety they bring to the buffet table.
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Variety (X axis)
How many different ways does this team play? Measures the diversity of their goals, passing, tactics, squad rotation, and pressing style — teams that do a bit of everything score higher than one-trick ponies.
Fun for Neutrals (Y axis)
How entertaining are this team's matches for a neutral viewer? Captures goal volume, comebacks, shots on target, late drama, and xG overperformance — the stuff that makes you glad you tuned in.
Data Table
How to read this chart
- Each club badge represents a team's position across two composite scores.
- X axis (Variety): measures how diverse a team's playing style is -- goal types, pass mix, scorer spread, lineup rotation.
- Y axis (Fun for Neutrals): measures how entertaining matches are for neutral viewers -- goals, comebacks, drama, xG overperformance.
- Hover or tap a badge to see the full metric breakdown. Adjust the weights below to change what matters most to you.
Methodology
- While this is based on real match data and genuine statistical methods, this is a fundamentally unserious analysis. Please do not @ us.
- Data from SportMonks (events, stats) and TheSportsDB (xG, goals prevented). Updated weekly.
- Each sub-metric is min-max normalised across all 20 teams (0 = lowest, 1 = highest).
- Composite scores are weighted averages of normalised sub-metrics. Default: equal weights.
- Dashed crosshairs show the median values, dividing teams into four quadrants.
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