Goalscorer, assist and scorer lists are not always an indicator of the real worth of a player. Especially nowadays, a striker is no longer measured by his goals – on the other hand, full-backs or defensive midfielders are not always recognized accordingly, although they had their feet in the game in the creation of a goal.
abseits.at also presents an interesting statistics and analysis section for the 2020/21 season. After every round of the tipico Bundesliga, we supply you with the “effective” goalscorer, assist and scorer lists. We highlight some aspects of how a hit was scored and use a specially created key to calculate the importance of goal, assist and assist-assist.
The following aspects are included in the following lists:
- What score did a hit / assist lead to?
- When was a goal scored?
- Was the goal crucial?
- Was the gate a wildcard?
- Was the goal scored without assist or was it achieved / fought for?
- Did a controlled “assist-assist” have a significant effect on the goal?
- How difficult was a goal / assist to accomplish?
- Was the goal scored / prepared by a foul?
- Was the opponent or your own team outnumbered / outnumbered?
- Was the goal scored at home or away?
- How many goals have you conceded in the last nine games?
These aspects are then converted into points using various multipliers and the players are entered in our lists.
The players who scored points in the respective rating in the previous round are marked green.
abseits.at – “effective goalscorer list” – 19. Round (Top-10):
36,10 – Patson Daka (Red Bull Salzburg)
24.76 – Ercan Kara (SK Rapid)
23,95 – Sekou Koita (Red Bull Salzburg)
21,50 – Mergim Berisha (Red Bull Salzburg)
19,00 – Nikolai Baden Fredriksen (WSG Tirol)
18,22 – Dejan Joveljic (Wolfsberger AC)
18.02 – Alexander Schmidt (SKN St. Pölten)
15.82 – Marco Grüll (SV Ried)
15.73 – Johannes Eggestein (LASK)
15,57 – Christoph Knasmüllner (SK Rapid)
abseits.at – “effective list of submitters” – 19. Round (Top-10):
25,91 – Michael Liendl (Wolfsberger AC)
22.86 – Dominik Szoboszlai (Red Bull Salzburg / RB Leipzig)
21,87 – Jakob Jantscher (SK Sturm Graz)
18,92 – Sascha Horvath (TSV Hartberg)
17.96 – Ercan Kara (SK Rapid)
16.24 – Kelvin Yeboah (SK Sturm Graz / WSG Tirol)
15,53 – Sekou Koita (Red Bull Salzburg)
14.45 – Dejan Ljubicic (SK Rapid)
14.02 – Nemanja Celic (WSG Tirol)
13.48 – Manprit Sarkaria (FK Austria Wien)
abseits.at – “effective scorer rating” – 19. Round (Top-10):
47,37 – Patson Daka (Red Bull Salzburg)
42,62 – Ercan Kara (SK Rapid)
39,48 – Sekou Koita (Red Bull Salzburg)
34,96 – Mergim Berisha (Red Bull Salzburg)
34,59 – Michael Liendl (Wolfsberger AC)
34,38 – Jakob Jantscher (SK Sturm Graz)
29.96 – Dominik Szoboszlai (Red Bull Salzburg / RB Leipzig)
27,13 – Johannes Eggestein (LASK)
25,35 – Marco Grüll (SV Ried)
25.11 – Benedikt Pichler (FK Austria Vienna)
Assist-Assist rating – 19. Round:
8 – Jakob Jantscher (SK Sturm Graz)
7 – Dominik Fitz (FK Austria Wien)
6 – Enock Mwepu (Red Bull Salzburg)
5 – Kelvin Yeboah (WSG Tirol / SK Sturm Graz)
5 – Manprit sarkaria (FK Austria Vienna)
4 – Albert Vallci (Red Bull Salzburg)
4 – Branden Aaronson (Red Bull Salzburg)
4 – Dejan Ljubicic (SK Rapid)
4 – Andreas Gruber (LASK)
4 – Reinhold Ranftl (LASK)
4 – Thomas Goiginger (LASK)
4 – Sandro Ingolitsch (SK Sturm Graz)
4 – Nemanja Celic (WSG Tirol)
4 – Daniel Schütz (SKN St.Pölten)
4 – Sascha Horvath (TSV Hartberg)
3 – Rasmus Kristensen (Red Bull Salzburg)
3 – Mohamed Camara (Red Bull Salzburg)
3 – Ercan Kara (SK Rapid)
3 – Maximilian Ullmann (SK Rapid)
3 – Christoph Knasmüllner (SK Rapid)
3 – Mateo Barac (SK Rapid)
3 – Otar Kiteishvili (SK Sturm Graz)
3 – Andreas Kuen (SK Sturm Graz)
3 – Dario Vizinger (Wolfsberger AC)
3 – Michael Liendl (Wolfsberger AC)
3 – Dor Hugi (SKN St. Pölten)
3 – Robert Ljubicic (SKN St. Pölten)
3 – Alexander Schmidt (SKN St. Pölten)
3 – David Schnegg (WSG Tirol)
3 – Thanos Petsos (WSG Tirol)
3 – Mario Stefel (SC Rheindorf Altach)
Daniel Mandl, abseits.at
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