I don't think so..
Even today , we should have scored atleast 3 ..
Bruno, Amad would have a goal any other game week..
Garnacho missed 2 sitters ..
As did Hojlund
That was today, our best showing in that sense. Was more talking about overall as xG was brought up. They are the numbers, not that it's always everyone's cup of tea.
I did edit on that we're talking small sample sizes too, probably when you were replying. Still very much in the realms of one game being able to swing the numbers significantly, either in the positive or negative.
Ipswich we had a lot of the ball at the back, struggled to advance the ball beyond that, gave it up in our own half a lot and didn't create much at all.
In the 4-0 v Everton the numbers were very low. So much so that I remember people disputing them on here afterwards and lots couldn't believe them. Was sceptical myself but they are what they are.
We did absolutely nothing against Arsenal. The type of game I'm talking about when saying 1 game can impact the numbers. 0.22 xG. Set piece vulnerability.
Forest ok by and large in terms of the numbers. Was never a 2-3 game based off them or what we witnessed really. Onana having a 'mare, yet another example of a set piece goal where we're really struggling. They're never high xG chances, only when teams get them against us for some reason.
City was good overall xG for an away team. As a mtach we were gifted a pen and didn't really look like doing too much in terms of how threatening we were up until that point I suppose if you're scrutinising our attack. The Bruno chance which was a good one but that was it. Set piece goal conceded.
Today yet another one of those set pieces to hurt us to put us behind, one of the first meaningful things to happen. Started creating chances and could or should have been 1-1 then the penalty happens. 2 becomes 3 very quickly and from then on we continued to create. Maybe an element of Bournemouth coasting a little at that point, but definitely not a 0-3 kind of game if you pick out chances in isolation etc.