Which Team Has The Best Attack In Europe In 2023/24 Season So Far?

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As domestic leagues approach the business end of the season, scoring goals is a crucial factor for success and silverware triumph. Here’s a roundup of the best attacks in Europe for the 2023/24 season so far.

Best Attacks In Europe 2023/24 Season

This list takes into account only the top five leagues and is primarily based on goals scored and xG (expected goals).

As of today, March 7th, these are the best attacks in Europe:

5. Manchester City – 62 Goals Scored

Manchester City have been one of the most prolific goal-scoring teams in Europe for the past seven years under the management of Pep Guardiola. Unsurprisingly, they once again feature prominently on the list of this season’s best attacks.

So far this season, they have scored 62 goals in the league, and they average 2.30 goals per game. City has actually scored more than expected, as their xG sits at 60.64.

Erling Haaland has scored the most goals out of those 62, scoring 18 of them, with 6 coming against the ‘big’ six. He will certainly look to add to this tally to overcome rivals Liverpool for the Premier League title.

4. Liverpool – 64 Goals Scored

In past seasons, Liverpool’s attacking trio of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino, and Sadio Mane were instrumental to their team’s output in front of goal. They scored 94 goals in the 2021/22 season, which marked the last time the trio featured together.

However, this season the Red’s attack has consisted of Salah, Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, and Luis Diaz, who have all put up numbers for Jurgen Klopp’s side.

They have scored 64 goals in the league, which is an average of 2.37 goals per game. Their xG statistic aligns closely with their actual goal tally, standing at 63.31, indicating a precise reflection of their goal-scoring efficiency.

As of now, Mohamed Salah leads the goal-scoring charts for Liverpool, having netted a total of 15 goals.

3. Bayern Munich – 65 Goals Scored

Throughout their history, Bayern Munich has consistently boasted a world-class striker at the forefront of their attack.

In previous seasons, the role was expertly filled by Robert Lewandowski, and in the current season, the prolific duty of leading the line belongs to Harry Kane, England’s all-time top goal scorer.

Bayern have scored 65 goals this season in the Bundesliga, with an average of 2.71 goals per game. They have exceeded their xG of 54.99, showcasing a goal-scoring prowess that surpasses statistical projections.

Harry Kane has contributed significantly to the team’s total of 65 goals this season, accounting for nearly half of that impressive tally with 27 goals to his name.

2. Arsenal – 68 Goals Scored

Despite not having a traditional number nine as the focal point of their attack this season, Arsenal has managed to secure the top position for the most goals scored in the Premier League this season so far.

The attacking trio for Arsenal has been formed by Gabrielle Martinelli, Bukayo Saka, and a rotating presence of either Kai Havertz, Gabriel Jesus, or Eddie Nketiah.

Arsenal has been prolific in the league this season, netting a total of 68 goals and maintaining an impressive average of 2.52 goals per game. Notably, they’ve surpassed expectations, outscoring their xG of 59.60 by a considerable margin.

Bukayo Saka has taken the lead in the Gunner’s Premier League goal-scoring charts this season, finding the net 13 times in the competition.

 

1. Inter Milan – 69 Goals Scored

Inter have experienced substantial success in Serie A this season, with Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram serving as potent forces leading their attacking line.

They currently sit at the top of the table, holding a commanding 13-point lead over Juventus in second place.

Inzaghi’s men have achieved an average of 2.56 goals per game, outperforming their xG value of 64.40, which underlines their clinical finishing in Serie A.

Martinez stands alone at the top of the goal-scoring charts for both Inter and Serie A, boasting an impressive tally of 23 goals.

 

 

 

 

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