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Posted: Saturday, October 16th 2021
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Numbers game: Luton Town (H)
Monday, December 30th 2019
We break down the statistics from City's 3-0 home win against Luton Town.
Goals from Marley Watkins, Famara Diédhiou and Andreas Weimann dealt the damage as City ended their run of defeats at four matches. Sunday's scoreline was a reversal of the result back at Kenilworth Road.
TEAM STATS
- Shots: 14
- On target: 8
- Goals: 3
- Total passes: 349
- Pass success rate: 72%
- Aerials won: 17
- Tackles: 25
- Interceptions: 13
- Clearances: 32
- Possession: 45%
Key performer: Niclas Eliasson
- Passes: 16
- Key passes: 5
- Pass success rate: 75%
- Touches: 48
- Accurate crosses: 4
- Tackles: 6
- Opta rating: 9.24
ON THE BALL
- Most passes: Josh Brownhill 52
- Best pass accuracy: Jay Dasilva 90.3%
- Most touches: Jack Hunt 86
DEFENSIVE DUTIES
- Most tackles: Eliasson 6
- Most interceptions: Watkins, Tomas Kalas, Ádám Nagy 2
- Most clearances: Kalas 9
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