There was plenty of attacking threat from Leeds United as they cantered to a 4-1 home win against Premier League rivals Crystal Palace on Saturday night.
With former Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin providing a useful outlet in the lead role in attacking, the Whites swarmed all over their visitors to continue their recent upturn in form and move six points clear of the relegation zone ahead of a trio of challenging fixtures against Sunderland, Liverpool and Manchester United.
Calvert-Lewin led the way with a brace and midfield duo Anton Stach and Ethan Ampadu also found the net as Daniel Farke’s men made it four games unbeaten and showed just why they are making the most of some subtle tactical tweaks in attacking areas.
But how does the Whites attacking threat compare to their Premier League rivals? We take a look at an updated xG table to assess the quality of the chances created by the Leeds forward players.
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3. Manchester City
2025/26 average xG: 1.72 | Getty Images Photo: Michael Steele/Getty Images
