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Arsenal – Mesut Ozil
Start in all competitions: 10 of 19 games (52.6%)
Premier League debut: 10 of 13 games (76.9%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 50%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 88.8%
Sunday was not the first time an adjustment and available Mesut Ozil found himself out of the Arsenal starting formation under Unai Emery – which made him react all the more weird. It has been reported as being dropped in the third match of the Premier League season, with his omission attributed to a mysterious illness. A similar problem seemed to afflict Fulham in October, with a treble of absences completed against Bournemouth. He has not played in any of the six games of the Europa League and Arsenal League Cup, much to the delight of everyone preparing the last page of The Sun.
Bournemouth – Jermain Defoe
Starts in all competitions: 3 of 16 games (18.75%)
Premier League start: 0 out of 13 games (0%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 100%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 46.1%
But Ozil is not even the best paid and underutilized player. Jermain Defoe certainly badumes this role, with his three debut at Bournemouth this season taking place in the Coupe de la Ligue. They won all three matches (Defoe failed to score against Ligue 2 teams and two championship teams), which slightly skewed his record of victories. What is even more instructive is that he played only 21 minutes in the Premier League this season, his last start being in April. To give him a three-year contract with six digits a week was a wonderful decision.
Brighton – Anthony Knockaert
Start in all competitions: 10 of 14 games (71.4%)
Premier League debut: 10 of 13 games (76.9%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 20%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 50%
"He does not have to do much more to be part of the group," said Chris Hughton earlier this month, as Anthony Knockaert lost his place after a 1-0 win over Newcastle and the Wolves. The winger was back on the bench in the next game as Everton faced a 3-1 win at Goodison Park, which was enough to bring him back to the starting lineup. Not that it did a lot: Brighton lost 2-1 to Cardiff and drew 1-1 with Leicester at ten in both matches since Knockaert's return.
In fact, Brighton has only won three of the last 16 league games that Knockaert has started. Two of them came against Manchester United.
Burnley – Joe Hart
Start in all competitions: 15 of 18 games (83.3%)
Premiership debut: 13 out of 13 games (100%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 21.4%
Percentage of victory when he does not: 5%
It is understandable that Joe Hart "understood having suffered a reduction" of his salary in Manchester City when he dropped a few rungs of the ladder to switch to Burnley. He returned to something close to himself in Turf Moor, even though the fortune of his new club did not correspond to his own improvement. Burnley's only win without the 31-year-old took place even before his participation: the August win over Aberdeen in overtime at the Europa League qualifiers.
Cardiff – Harry Arter
Start in all competitions: 10 of 14 games (71.4%)
Premier League debut: 10 of 13 games (76.9%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 7.69%
Percentage of victory when he does not: 25%
"You are a f ** king p *** k, you are a ***, you do not care, you do not want to train," is it likely Roy Keane's reaction see Harry Arter as Cardiff's highest paid player. The midfielder played a crucial role in the club's surprisingly competent survival offering, offering the kind of experience that few people, other than the manager, can match. Before this season, David Hoilett (129) was the only Cardiff player to have played more Premier League games. Arter (69) has the advantage of not being tainted by two previous relegations.
Chelsea – N'Golo Kante
Start all competitions: 15 parts out of 20 (75%)
Premiership debut: 13 out of 13 games (100%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 66.6%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 80%
Maurizio Sarri could have dug up the French after the defeat against Tottenham, but N'Golo Kante can console himself with the biggest salary ever won by a Chelsea player. If Eden Hazard is to stay at Stamford Bridge, he will surely move it someday, but the "Very average" Kante is leading the pack for the moment after signing an improved contract last week. His refusal to avoid taxes by being paid through an offshore company will push him to save money.
Crystal Palace – Wilfried Zaha
Starts all competitions: 11 games out of 15 (73.3%)
Premier League start: 11 of 13 games (84.6%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 18.1%
Percentage of victory when he does not have 50%
Here, the numbers clearly show that Crystal Palace is better when Wilfried Zaha does not start. Ignoring the fact that their two wins without him have been contested against teams of the League Cup championship, that they have lost the last 14 Premier League matches, Zaha has not started yet and that their last championship victory without it occurred in September 2016. It is irrefutable. Jeffrey Schlupp is more important to the Selhurst Park cause.
Everton – Gylfi Sigurdsson
Start in all competitions: 14 games out of 15 (93.3%)
Premiership debut: 13 out of 13 games (100%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 46.6%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 0%
Gylfi Sigurdsson has come a long way since his attraction in Merseyside with the offer of pay equity with Wayne Rooney. Since then, Everton has had four different managers, has been diving in and out of a relegation battle, and is now looking beautiful in sixth. As the best player outside the Big Five now he has well deserved it.
Fulham – Aleksandar Mitrovic
Starts all competitions: 14 games out of 16 (87.5%)
Premiership debut: 13 out of 13 games (100%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 14.2%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 100%
Do not let this perfect recording without Aleksandar Mitrovic fool you; The League Cup victories against Exeter City and Millwall do nothing to dilute or mask the importance of their best player. Fulham has scored 46 goals in the league since his loan, and the 24 year old account for 41.3% of them. He has scored at least 13 more goals than any of his teammates since his arrival. So yes, give him all the money.
Huddersfield – Aaron Mooy
Start in all competitions: 12 of 14 games (85.7%)
Premier League start: 12 of 13 games (92.3%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 16.6%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 0%
If the strange and seemingly unfounded reports that Alex Pritchard earns £ 110,000 a week in Huddersfield are true, someone must muster all the equipment to cover their heads and prepare them for immediate consumption. It is much more likely that Aaron Mooy's status as the city's best player will be represented in his salary. Since March 2017, the Terriers have won only one league game when the Australian has not started yet (v West Brom, February 2018).
Leicester – Jamie Vardy
Starts in all competitions: 10 of 16 games (62.5%)
Premier League debut: 8 of 13 games (61.5%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 40%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 33.3%
Of the five Premier League matches, Jamie Vardy did not start in Leicester this season, he scored two goals (against Manchester United and Brighton) and was suspended for two more. The party continues, animated by a man who will be 32 years old in a little over a month.
Liverpool – Mohamed Salah
Start in all competitions: 18 of 19 games (94.7%)
Premiership debut: 13 out of 13 games (100%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 66.6%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 0%
It was enough for Mohamed Salah to double his previous salary to start one of the most beautiful debut seasons in the history of the Premier League. He was generously rewarded for a season of 44 goals by an improved contract in the summer, his form having hit a slight road shock since. He has nine goals in 19 games this season, including 14 in the first 19 games of his campaign.
Manchester City – Kevin from Bruyne
Starts in all competitions: 2 of 21 games (9.5%)
Premier League start: 0 out of 13 games (0%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 100%
Percentage of victory when he does not: 78.9%
His current layoff is far from being as damaging as previous title decisive injurybut it's easy to forget that Manchester City sets the tone so brilliantly without its best paid player – and the best -. Kevin de Bruyne has lost only three of the 54 games that he has started in all competitions since the start of last season: every defeat was inflicted by Liverpool.
Manchester United – Alexis Sanchez
Start in all competitions: 7 of 19 games (36.8%)
Premier League debut: 5 games out of 13 (38.4%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 71.4%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 33.3%
Since the final of the England Cup, Manchester United has not lost a match as Alexis Sanchez started. The Chilean has been blamed and declared scapegoat for the failures of his team. Yet United have won five of seven games they have played this season. If there can be sympathy for someone who earns more than £ 350,000, then sign up.
Newcastle – Jonjo Shelvey
Start in all competitions: 8 of 14 games (57.1%)
Premier League debut: 8 of 13 games (61.5%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 12.5%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 33.3%
Newcastle had to overcome its misfortune after the defeat of Jamaal Lascelles, Yoshinori Muto and Jonjo Shelvey, injured in the space of six minutes of the season against Watford earlier this month. Yet not only did they win as much, but they also beat Bournemouth and Burnley. The fact that these three victories were won without the talismanism of Lascelles and the creative catalyst of Shelvey is remarkable. The latter in particular should not expect to automatically dislodge Mo Diame or Ki Sung-yueng upon his return.
Southampton – Mario Lemina
Start in all competitions: 15 of 16 games (93.75%)
Premiership debut: 13 out of 13 games (100%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 6.6%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 100%
Mario Lemina's final in the Champions League for Juventus and his signing for Southampton in the summer of 2017 have been separated by sixty-six days. The 25-year-old has won six league victories in the last 15 months. His agent has a lot to explain.
Tottenham – Harry Kane
Start in any competition: 18 of 20 games (90%)
Premiership debut: 13 out of 13 games (100%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 66.6%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 50%
It turns out that Tottenham has lost none of his last ten games without Harry Kane. Their last defeat in a match that the striker did not start was opposed to Manchester United last October, having been preceded three days earlier by the victory of West Ham against the Spurs without Kane of the Coupe de la Ligue . But its importance for the cause is obvious: Wednesday marked the first anniversary of Tottenham's last defeat in the Premier League in a match Kane had scored. When he does business, the rest of Mauricio Pochettino's boys tend to do the same.
Watford – Andre Gray
Start in all competitions: 8 games out of 15 (53.3%)
Premier League debut: 8 of 13 games (61.5%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 50%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 42.8%
"I think we have different options," said Javi Gracia earlier this month. "If you ask me about all the players I have right now, I can say that they are all important." However, Troy Deeney is clearly the manager's favorite choice, while Gerard Deulofeu and probably Isaac Success are ahead of Andre Gray in the standings. hierarchical order. Watford's biggest incomes started each of the first eight games of the Premier League season, but were beaten for the next five.
West Ham – Javier Hernandez
Start in all competitions: 4 games out of 16 (25%)
Premier League debut: 2 games out of 13 (15.3%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 25%
Percentage of victory when he does not: 25%
Javier Hernandez has started three Premier League victories for West Ham since joining the club a year and a half ago. The Mexican played scoreless 64 minutes in a 2-0 win over Huddersfield (September 2017), before scoring 78 minutes scoreless in a 1-0 win over Swansea that month. He at least scored in his only other start in a Premier League win for West Ham: a 2-0 win against Watford in February.
Wolves – Joao Moutinho
Starts all competitions: 13 games out of 15 (86.6%)
Premiership debut: 13 out of 13 games (100%)
Percentage of victory when it starts: 30.7%
Percentage of victory when it does not: 50%
For the first time, Joao Moutinho could be threatened. The 32-year-old has been excellent at certain times of the season, especially against more dynamic teams like Manchester City, Manchester United and Arsenal. But he is completely disconcerted against more compact and defensive teams. A substitution at half-time of the 2-0 defeat against Huddersfield appeared to be a reluctant acceptance of his manager, Nuno, that something radical must change, and that it could start at the top of the salary pyramid.
Matt Stead
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