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https://www.bettingexpert.com/facts/london-keepers-black-jerseys
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https://www.bettingexpert.com/facts/london-keepers-black-jerseys
Black is the new black
for London’s goalkeepers this season
London Fashion Week 2016 is in full swing, and with that upon us we thought it is only right to reveal that black is the ‘in’ colour for Premier League goalkeepers in teams from the capital city this season.
The flattering dark tops, such as the stylish number modelled by Petr Cech for Arsenal’s home games, have conceded just 0.77 goals on average per league game this season. Putting to bed the myth of fluorescent goalkeeper jerseys affecting opposing forwards.
Goalkeepers from London clubs have conceded less than a goal a game on average when wearing black/grey
In fact, bright orange jerseys look set to fall out of fashion completely this year. West Ham shot-stopper Adrian looked far from trendy when spotted in a garish tangerine outfit during a 4-1 battering by North London rivals Tottenham in November.
We analysed all Premier League matches played so far by London’s capital teams; Arsenal, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Tottenham, Watford and West Ham in the 2015/16 season. The research concludes that orange is officially the most costly colour for keepers to wear, with 1.33 goals conceded per game.
Floundering champions Chelsea have been more bargain bin than designer label this year. That could be because their keeper, Thibaut Courtois, has been dressed in black for only one match - and that was a clean sheet. Their regular cyan shirts have been something of a wardrobe malfunction during an unfashionable season in West London, as Blues’ goalies have let in an average of 1.50 goals per game when donning the colour.
Yellow, worn by Tottenham’s number one Hugo Lloris, boasts an average figure of exactly 1.00 goal per game. Green (1.07), cyan (1.08) and purple (1.08) jerseys are marginally above the average of 1.06.
Color Matches Worn Total Goals Against Average Goals Against
Black/Grey 13 10 0.77
Yellow 15 15 1.00
Green 58 62 1.07
Cyan 48 52 1.08
Purple 13 14 1.08
Orange 9 12 1.33
*Statistics taken from all Premier League ties played by Arsenal, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Tottenham, Watford and West Ham in the 2015/16 season.
Thomas Høgenhaven of bettingexpert.com, said: “They say that black never goes out of fashion and, with these figures out in the open, it shouldn’t fall out of favour with London’s Premier League goalkeepers any time soon..”
Arsenal's goalkeeper stats this season
ARSENAL Matches Worn Total Goals Against Average Goals Against
Black/Grey 9 9 1.00
Cyan 11 5 0.45
Orange 6 3 0.83
Chelsea's goalkeeper stats this season
CHELSEA Matches Worn Total Goals Against Average Goals Against
Yellow 3 5 1.67
Cyan 22 33 1.50
Black/Grey 1 0 0.00
Tottenham's goalkeeper stats this season
TOTTENHAM Matches Worn Total Goals Against Average Goals Against
Green 14 10 0.71
Grey 3 1 0.33
Yellow 9 8 0.89
Watford's goalkeeper stats this season
WATFORD Matches Worn Total Goals Against Average Goals Against
Cyan 15 14 0.93
Purple/Violet 11 12 1.09
West Ham's goalkeeper stats this season
WEST HAM Matches Worn Total Goals Against Average Goals Against
Green 21 22 1.05
Orange 3 7 2.33
Purle/Violet 2 2 100
Crystal Palace's goalkeeper stats this season
CRYSTAL PALACE Matches Worn Total Goals Against Average Goals Against
Green 23 30 1.30
Yellow 3 2 0.67
