After 38 matchdays

Serie A top scorers 2014/15

Mauro Icardi (Inter) leads with 22 goals. Among those with at least 5, the quickest is Leonardo Pavoletti: one every 90 minutes.

  1. Top scorer22 GoalsMauro IcardiInter
  2. 22 GoalsLuca ToniVerona
  3. 20 GoalsCarlos TévezJuventus

The quickest

90 min

Leonardo Pavoletti, a goal every 90 minutes. Counting players with at least 5 goals.

Above expectation

+8.20

Manolo Gabbiadini: 15 goals from chances worth 6.8.

Below expectation

−3.22

Rodrigo Palacio: 8 goals from chances worth 11.2.

All scorers

Serie A 2014/15 scorers
Pos.PlayerGoalsGoals and xGGoals − xGMin/goal
122xG: 20.04+1.96132
222xG: 21.20+0.80147
320xG: 13.37+6.63130
418xG: 21.10−3.10155
516xG: 10.94+5.06170
615xG: 12.37+2.63180
715xG: 6.80+8.20122
814xG: 7.98+6.02171
913xG: 16.09−3.09229
1013xG: 11.33+1.67141
1113xG: 12.64+0.36216
1213xG: 9.25+3.75182
1311xG: 10.13+0.87270
1411xG: 10.17+0.83236
1510xG: 9.12+0.88323
1610xG: 10.51−0.51266
1710xG: 6.35+3.65210
1810xG: 8.98+1.02251
1910xG: 5.64+4.36301
2010xG: 7.00+3.00248

GoalsxG, the goals those chances were worth.What xG is

Questions about the scorers

Who is the Serie A 2014/15 top scorer?

Mauro Icardi (Inter) leads with 22 goals. Luca Toni (22) and Carlos Tévez (20) follow.

What is xG?

The sum of the scoring probability of all a player's chances. It says how many goals he should have scored, on average, from those chances.

What does Goals − xG mean?

Goals scored minus xG. Positive means he scored more than his chances suggested, negative means fewer.

How the table is calculated

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