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Manchester United 3 - 1 Burnley

11.02.2015 - 14:45

Stadium: Old Trafford

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Clean Sheet

# Team MP Clean Sheet Overall
1
Arsenal Team Logo

Arsenal

38 13 34%
2
Tottenham Team Logo

Tottenham

38 9 24%
3
Manchester City Team Logo

Manchester City

38 14 37%
4
Leicester Team Logo

Leicester

38 10 26%
5
Stoke City Team Logo

Stoke City

38 9 24%
6
West Bromwich Team Logo

West Bromwich

38 16 42%
7
Crystal Palace Team Logo

Crystal Palace

38 7 18%
8
Everton Team Logo

Everton

38 10 26%
9
Burnley Team Logo

Burnley

38 10 26%
10
Southampton Team Logo

Southampton

38 15 39%
11
Manchester United Team Logo

Manchester United

38 11 29%
12
Hull City Team Logo

Hull City

38 10 26%
13
Liverpool Team Logo

Liverpool

38 14 37%
14
Chelsea Team Logo

Chelsea

38 17 45%
15
West Ham Team Logo

West Ham

38 9 24%
16
Swansea City Team Logo

Swansea City

38 13 34%
17
Sunderland Team Logo

Sunderland

38 13 34%
18
Newcastle Team Logo

Newcastle

38 8 21%
19
Aston Villa Team Logo

Aston Villa

38 10 26%
20
Queens Park Rangers Team Logo

Queens Park Rangers

38 6 16%
# Team MP Clean Sheet Home
1
Arsenal Team Logo

Arsenal

19 8 42%
2
Tottenham Team Logo

Tottenham

19 5 26%
3
Manchester City Team Logo

Manchester City

19 9 47%
4
Leicester Team Logo

Leicester

19 6 32%
5
Stoke City Team Logo

Stoke City

19 5 26%
6
West Bromwich Team Logo

West Bromwich

19 8 42%
7
Crystal Palace Team Logo

Crystal Palace

19 3 16%
8
Everton Team Logo

Everton

19 8 42%
9
Burnley Team Logo

Burnley

19 7 37%
10
Southampton Team Logo

Southampton

19 11 58%
11
Manchester United Team Logo

Manchester United

19 6 32%
12
Hull City Team Logo

Hull City

19 6 32%
13
Liverpool Team Logo

Liverpool

19 6 32%
14
Chelsea Team Logo

Chelsea

19 11 58%
15
West Ham Team Logo

West Ham

19 7 37%
16
Swansea City Team Logo

Swansea City

19 6 32%
17
Sunderland Team Logo

Sunderland

19 6 32%
18
Newcastle Team Logo

Newcastle

19 5 26%
19
Aston Villa Team Logo

Aston Villa

19 4 21%
20
Queens Park Rangers Team Logo

Queens Park Rangers

19 5 26%
# Team MP Clean Sheet Away
1
Arsenal Team Logo

Arsenal

19 5 26%
2
Tottenham Team Logo

Tottenham

19 4 21%
3
Manchester City Team Logo

Manchester City

19 5 26%
4
Leicester Team Logo

Leicester

19 4 21%
5
Stoke City Team Logo

Stoke City

19 4 21%
6
West Bromwich Team Logo

West Bromwich

19 8 42%
7
Crystal Palace Team Logo

Crystal Palace

19 4 21%
8
Everton Team Logo

Everton

19 2 11%
9
Burnley Team Logo

Burnley

19 3 16%
10
Southampton Team Logo

Southampton

19 4 21%
11
Manchester United Team Logo

Manchester United

19 5 26%
12
Hull City Team Logo

Hull City

19 4 21%
13
Liverpool Team Logo

Liverpool

19 8 42%
14
Chelsea Team Logo

Chelsea

19 6 32%
15
West Ham Team Logo

West Ham

19 2 11%
16
Swansea City Team Logo

Swansea City

19 7 37%
17
Sunderland Team Logo

Sunderland

19 7 37%
18
Newcastle Team Logo

Newcastle

19 3 16%
19
Aston Villa Team Logo

Aston Villa

19 6 32%
20
Queens Park Rangers Team Logo

Queens Park Rangers

19 1 5%

The number of clean sheets, or matches a team has without conceding a single goal, in a competition is a strong indicator of how well their defence is playing. The more times a team can completely keep their opponents from scoring, the more likely it is the team’s actual ability rather than just random chance.

We keep track of all the clean sheet information here, and these are the stats for Manchester United vs Burnley:

  • Manchester United has played 38 matches and kept opponents from scoring a single goal in 11 of them. In other words, they have kept a clean sheet in 29% of their matches.
  • In 19 home matches in the Premier League, Manchester United has had 6 matches without conceding a goal. Burnley has played 38 matches and has shut out opponents on 10 occasions. That means they have held clean sheets in 26% of their matches.
  • In 19 home matches played in the EPL, Burnley has had 3 matches without conceding a single goal. And away from home, they have a 16% clean sheet rate as the visiting side.

If both clubs have a high rate of keeping clean sheets, then there’s a decent chance of seeing a low-scoring battle between two strong defensive clubs. But for matches between clubs with low rates of clean sheets, then it’s fair to expect a goal or two.