Manchester City star Einin Harlandt has been in scintillating form this season, scoring 32 goals in 31 games. However, the Norwegian prodigy's goal scoring efficiency has dropped off significantly in recent times, with a series of missed chances against Forest. According to the data, when Einincharlant scores, City's win rate is as high as 84%; while when he is on fire, City's win rate plummets to 33%.
According to Manchester Evening News, Ayn Rand scored 27 goals in the first 21 matches of the season, but the growth rate of the goals gradually slowed down, and in the last 10 matches, there were 6 matches without a goal. What's more worrying for the fans is that in the 6 matches where Ayn Rand failed to score, City lost 3 times and drew once. Statistics show that Ayn Rand has failed to score in a total of 12 matches this season, and City's win rate is only 33%, which is in stark contrast to the 84% win rate when they do score.
City won the Premier League title last season thanks to a team effort that saw a total of seven players combine for double-digit goals in all competitions. But this season, apart from Ayn Rand, who scored 32 goals, only Males scored 11. Previously, Liverpool star Galecha pointed out that Ayn Rand's style of play may not be a good fit with City, which could lead to a "lose-lose" situation.
