An entry is logged when a pass reaches the circle and an attacker touches it, trapped or not; losing it counts as a turnover. Two seconds on, Malebye counts the outfield players from both sides inside the D, and only entries producing an outcome, a goal, a save, a corner, a stroke or a long corner, are kept. Volume alone tells you little: England reached the central zone often without goals to match. Watch the full masterclass: How analysts look at scoring.
