Leeds United's attacking threat compared to West Ham, Wolves and other Premier League relegation rivals

Leeds United will hope to return to winning ways in the Premier League when they face Fulham at Elland Road on Saturday afternoon.

The Whites fell to a desperately late defeat at Newcastle United last Wednesday night as their seven-game game unbeaten run was brought to a cruel end at St James Park. However, the chances created during that loss and Sunday’s FA Cup third round win at former Championship rivals Derby County show that the Whites have found some flow in the attacking third over the last two months.

With Dominic Calvert-Lewin looking like a constant threat leading the line and several midfielders and wide players chipping in with goals, Daniel Farke’s men look dangerous when they get into attacking areas and that can only help them in their battle to avoid relegation.

But how does the quality of the chances created by the Whites compare to their rivals across the Premier League? We take a look at the latest average expected goals (xG) table.

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