Brighton: Pass Networks & Connections 24/25

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Attacking Patterns

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Where the team receives passes — by player and by zone
How their buildup works against different opponents
The most common and dangerous passing connections (pass networks)
Trends in passing volume, accuracy, and forward progression
Key players in ball progression and final third entries
Shot locations and how the team creates chances (open play, set pieces, counters)
Top contributors to team goals and xG

Recent Passing & Average Positions

Passes per game

Forward Passes per game

Passes into final 3rd p/g

Key Passes p/g

Crosses p/g

Passes Received Heatmaps

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Recent Passing & Average Positions

Passes per game

Forward Passes per game

Passes into final 3rd p/g

Key Passes p/g

Crosses p/g

Passes Received Heatmaps

By Opponent

By Player

Brighton

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Recent Passing & Average Positions

Passes per game

Forward Passes per game

Passes into final 3rd p/g

Key Passes p/g

Crosses p/g

Tottenham 1-4 Brighton

Brighton 3-2 Liverpool

Wolves 0-2 Brighton

Brighton 1-1 Newcastle

Passes Received Heatmaps

By Opponent

By Player

Tottenham 1-4 Brighton

Tottenham 1-4 Brighton

Brighton 3-2 Liverpool

Brighton 3-2 Liverpool

Wolves 0-2 Brighton

Wolves 0-2 Brighton

Brighton 1-1 Newcastle

Brighton 1-1 Newcastle

Tottenham 1-4 Brighton

Brighton 3-2 Liverpool

Wolves 0-2 Brighton

Brighton 1-1 Newcastle