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Harry Kane v Lautaro Martínez

Both are strikers in 2025-26 (league minutes: Kane 2,385 and Martínez 2,205); each percentile is among the 194 strikers with 900+ minutes in the five leagues.

Kane leads on non-penalty goals (0.98 per 90, 100th percentile within role), non-penalty xG (0.73 per 90, 99th) and shots (4.08 per 90, 97th); Martínez on expected assists (0.24 per 90, 97th) and assists (0.24 per 90, 93rd).

Their outputs are close: no gap is wider than 10 percentile points (the widest is assists).

League data to · 11footy xG

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Harry KaneLautaro Martínez

Number by number

the number per 90 or share, and its percentile among his role's players of the five leagues (bar); the higher value in bold
CSV
NumberKaneMartínez
Shots per 90 (no penalties) 4.08973.7694
Expected goals per 90 (no penalties) flagship 0.73990.5995
Goals per 90 (no penalties) 0.981000.6996
Expected goals per shot flagship 0.18820.1670
Mean shot distance 15.2 m6713.4 m26
Shots inside the box 77%3686%77
Shots with the head 13%2029%70
Shots on target 49%9341%68
Own shots after a cross 12%2020%61
Own shots after a dribble 4%603%46
Own shots after a through ball 3%562%40
Own shots from set pieces 17%5220%71
Assists per 90 0.19830.2493
Key passes per 90 1.51901.5190
Expected assists per 90 flagship 0.21930.2497
Chances created with a cross 3%352%1
Chances created with a through ball 5%803%65
npxG + xA per 90 (no penalties) flagship 0.931000.8398

Each player's whole league season (all his clubs together) in the season shown: the default season for everyone, or the one chosen. Percentiles compare him with the players of his own role across the five leagues with 900+ minutes, so a full-back and a striker are each measured against their own; none under that floor. Shares and per-shot numbers are pulled towards the role's average by ten events, so a few shots do not make an extreme. np = without penalties; xG and xA are 11footy's own.

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