Alavés

Outside the top flight: 2022-23. Those seasons draw no line.

The top 10 by goals plus assists. A per-90 rate needs 284+ minutes this season — 35% of the most-played player in the league, a bar that rises as the season runs — so a cameo cannot own the chart; anyone below it appears in Totals and in the table but not in the per-90 view. Hover over or tap a name for the player's goals-plus-assists-per-90 trend against the full 2025-26 season (a trend needs 450+ minutes last season and 90+ this season).

Díaz leads Alavés with 7 goals and assists (3 goals, 4 assists); Boyé next with 5 goals and assists (5 goals). Against last season's goals-and-assists-per-90 pace, Aleñá has risen most (+0.30); Martínez has fallen most (-0.56). 13 of 23 players with minutes have enough for a trend (450+ minutes in 2025-26, 90+ in 2026-27).

Tackles, blocks and interceptions per 90 minutes, for players with 90+ minutes this season, with the year-over-year trend against 2025-26. This is NOT the same measure as the England site's: that one uses the Fantasy Premier League's own composite, which also counts clearances and ball recoveries. Those two are not published for this league, so the numbers are not comparable between leagues.

Guevara leads Alavés in tackles, blocks and interceptions per 90 (7.94, from 136 minutes); Benavídez next (6.55). Against 2025-26, Guevara has risen most (+5.16 per 90); Suárez has fallen most (-0.38).

Minutes per club match = a player's minutes ÷ the club's matches played, so a starter reads near 90 and a substitute reads his true share. 2026-27: 9 matches so far; a player's minutes are his own season total, whichever club he played them for. 2025-26: minutes over 38 matches for any Premier League club — the API does not attribute a past season to a club, so a player who moved is measured at his previous club. The trend needs 450+ minutes last season and 90+ this season; every player with either is charted.

Sivera is on the pitch most for Alavés: 90.0 minutes per club match (810 minutes in 9 matches); Tenaglia next (85.0). Against 2025-26, Rebbach has gained most (+42.4 minutes per match); Aleñá has lost most (-31.5).

▬ (level) means a trend within ±0.05 per 90, or ±2 minutes per match — a player who was on the pitch for every minute of both seasons reads ▬ 0.0. — means no trend is available.

Key passes per 90 minutes, for players with 90+ minutes this season, with the year-over-year trend against 2025-26. Assists tell you who got the final touch; key passes tell you who kept creating whether or not anyone finished. The England site has no equivalent section: its data source does not publish key passes.

Suárez creates most for Alavés: 3.26 key passes per 90 (14 in 387 minutes); Rodriguez next (2.84). Against 2025-26, Suárez has risen most (+1.88 per 90); Rebbach has fallen most (-1.67).

Shots and shots on target per 90 minutes, for players with 90+ minutes this season. The table adds the accuracy — the share of a player's shots that were on target — which is a rate, so it needs volume before it means anything. The England site has no equivalent section: its data source publishes expected goals instead of shot counts.

Martínez shoots most for Alavés: 2.46 shots per 90 (13 in 475 minutes), 2 on target; Díaz next (2.39). Against 2025-26, Pérez has risen most (+1.21 per 90); Rebbach has fallen most (-0.88).