🎥 'It was a tough lesson today' - Pearson
Posted: Saturday, October 16th 2021
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Numbers game: Swansea City (H)
Saturday, September 21st 2019
We break down the statistics from City's 0-0 draw at home to Swansea.
Famara Diédhiou went closest to breaking the deadlock, while Daniel Bentley produced big saves when called upon to keep the clean sheet intact.
The result stretches City's unbeaten run to seven games ahead of next week's trip to Preston North End.
TEAM STATS
- Possession: 43%
- Shots: 11
- On target: 2
- Total passes: 342
- Passing success rate: 70%
- Tackles: 22
MAN OF THE MATCH: Han-Noah Massengo
- Passes: 27
- Pass accuracy: 70%
- Aerial duals won: 4
- Aerials won: 80%
- Interceptions: 2
- Clearances: 1
- Touches: 46
ON THE BALL
- Most passes: Josh Brownhill 54
- Pass accuracy: Sammie Szmodics 87.5%
- Most touches: Jack Hunt and Brownhill 74
DEFENSIVE DUTIES
- Most tackles: Brownhill 5
- Most interceptions: Tommy Rowe 6
- Most clearances: Ashley Williams 7
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