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Do Lewandowski and Kane prove that Bundesliga is an statpadding league (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by juankruh1250@alien.top to c/talk@soccer.forum

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Lewandowski stats in La Liga: 30 goals in 46 Games (0.65)

Lewandowski in his last 2 seasons in Bundesliga: 76 Goals in 63 Games (1.23

Kane in 22/23: 30 Goals in 38 Games (0.78)

Kane in 23/24: 18 Goals in 12 Games (1.50)

As you guys can see, scoring in the Bundesliga is considerably easy

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[–] Charguizo@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

It's really not that simple, nor the way to answer your question.

If you want to assess a whole league, then you have to analyze league stats and collective stats, and more advanced stats + tactical analysis. Goals scored by 2 players is way too short of an analysis.

German football typically has an attack-orientated, collective tactical mindset. Bundesliga's reputation is that the games are open, a lot of goals are scored, the stadiums are full, etc. Quite an attractive league. But if you want to get intor the numbers, you have to go deeper than that.