A key pass is the final ball or pass-cum-shot leading to the recipient of the ball having an attempt at goal without scoring and whoscored.com rank the top 15, based on key passes per game, like this.
13. Pablo Hernandez 2.3 (3rd)
Leeds United's Spanish wizard might not have always hit the heights this season but he's still scored six and made six and supplied many key passes. In his last four games he's produced two goals and two assists. Magic. | jpimedia Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
14. John Swift 2.4 (2nd)
The Reading midfielder is a creative force and a player Marcelo Bielsa rates highly. He has five goals and 10 assists to go with a plethora of key passes and successful dribbles. | pa Photo: Bradley Collyer
15. Matheus Pereira 2.5 (1st)
West Brom's Brazilian playmaker has been a standout performer in the Championship with six goals and 12 assists. He makes 2.5 key passes per game and can dribble too. | pa Photo: David Davies