Again, not got the time until I'm home to do an in-depth study. But over the last 5 league games, if you exclude the Swansea game which is a real disparity through which you had 16 shots inside the area and 3 outside, you're not that different to ourselves. Just a 6% swing between both clubs in Utd's favour shots inside and outside the box to chances created.
Including Swansea: 38 shots inside (62%)/ 23 outside. (38%.).
Excluding Swansea and taking the next game Norwich: 28 shots inside (53%)/ 25 outside. (53%).
United probably aren't a good comparison at all as you're well down on total shots and chances created regardless. And I don't know what the ratio would look like in comparison since Klopp took over without researching.
Again, certainly recently, it's not that disproportionate at all to Utd as you mentioned.
You are talking about percentages, I'm taking about just numbers. I will post numbers after sometime.
All the numbers from Squwaka,
Vs United, total shots 19. 12 shots from outside the box. It also says 15 chances created which is laughable,
Vs Arsenal, total shots 22. 11 shots from outside the box.
Vs West Ham, total shots 23, 15 from outside the box. Chances created - 19 and that's even more laughable.
Vs Sunderland, total shots 17, 7 from outside the box.
Vs Leicester, total shots 26, 13 from outside the box.
Vs Watford, total shots 12, 5 from outside the box.
Vs WBA, total shots 28, 17 from outside the box.
Vs Newcastle, total shots 10, 5 from outside the box.
Vs Swansea, total shots 10, 2 from outside the box.
Vs City, total shots 14, 4 from outside the box.
Vs Palace, total shots 22, 7 from outside the box.
Vs Chelsea, total shots 16, 6 from outside the box,
Vs Shouthampton, total shots 15, 7 from outside the box.
Vs Spurs, total shots 12, 9 from outside the box.
Total shots: 246
Outside the box: 120
These stats itself shows how chance creation stat is very misleading. You didn't create 15 chances against United and not 19 for sure against West Ham.
