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João Palhinha (Benfica) and Freddie Potts (Club Brugge) side by side: every stat per 90 minutes, on current form and this season. Both compared with defensive midfielders in major leagues.
João Palhinha leads on 8 of 12 metrics to Freddie Potts's 3. João Palhinha is clearest ahead for final-third passes, duels won and ball recoveries; Freddie Potts is clearest ahead for ball security (possession lost), interceptions and duel win rate. Both compared with defensive midfielders in major leagues.
João Palhinha averages 0.55 key passes per 90 on current form, ahead of Freddie Potts on 0.42.
João Palhinha averages 2.83 tackles per 90 on current form, ahead of Freddie Potts on 2.31.
Every stat is per 90 minutes or a rate from club matches. Form weights recent matches most heavily; Season uses only this club season. The player with the higher number wins each metric, except ball security where fewer losses is better. Percentiles show where each player sits against others in his own role and level.
