xGxPV

xGxPV is a statistical metric used in sports analytics, particularly in soccer, to evaluate the performance of a team or player. The acronym stands for Expected Goals (xG) multiplied by Passes per Shot (PV). This metric aims to provide a more comprehensive assessment of a team's or player's offensive efficiency beyond traditional statistics like goals and shots.

Expected Goals (xG) is a measure of the quality of a team's or player's chances, calculated using a statistical model that considers factors such as the location of the shot, the angle, and the distance from the goal. It provides a more nuanced understanding of scoring opportunities compared to the raw number of shots taken.

Passes per Shot (PV) is a metric that quantifies the efficiency of a team's or player's build-up play. It is calculated by dividing the total number of passes by the number of shots taken. A higher PV indicates that the team or player is creating more scoring chances from their passing.

By multiplying xG by PV, xGxPV provides a single metric that combines the quality of scoring chances with the efficiency of build-up play. This allows analysts and coaches to identify teams or players that are not only creating high-quality chances but also doing so efficiently. However, it is important to note that xGxPV should be used in conjunction with other metrics and contextual information, as it does not account for factors such as defensive performance or set-piece situations.