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Every Premier League centre-back ranked on stats in this season

Tanish Chachra
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Every Premier League centre-back ranked on stats in this season

Every Premier League centre-back ranked in accordance with their stats considering the performances in this season and playing time.

The Premier League is at its peak phase as it is almost half-way done. There have been some exceptional performances and then there have been some disappointing exhibits.

Defenders have been highlighting part of the Premier League since a while, even the best player in England last season was Virgil Van Dijk, who played a crucial role in Liverpool’s impressive campaign last season.

Then Harry Maguire also had an impressive season which enhanced his reputation and earned him a massive fee move to Manchester United. Leicester City found a good replacement in him as Caglar Soyuncu has been promising so far.

On the other hand, Maya Yoshida and Adrian Mariappa have been huge victims of goals this season. Thus, considering the stats of all the defenders this season, a list of ranking has been released.

Players who have played less than 300 minutes of Premier League football this season have been omitted. 61 players have been ranked and you can view the list below.

Ranking accordance to stats.

  1. Maya Yoshida – 6.12

  2. Adrian Mariappa – 6.26

  3. Jack Stephens – 6.47

  4. Conor Coady – 6.47

  5. Ben Godfrey – 6.51

  6. Ryan Bennett – 6.52

  7. Jan Bednarek – 6.54

  8. Issa Diop – 6.56

  9. Craig Cathcart – 6.59

  10. Craig Dawson – 6.59

  11. Victor Lindelof – 6.61

  12. Gary Cahill – 6.62

  13. Ezri Konsa – 6.62

  14. Mason Holgate – 6.62

  15. Fabian Balbuena – 6.64

  16. Andreas Christensen – 6.65

  17. Tyrone Mings – 6.65

  18. Chris Mepham – 6.66

  19. David Luiz – 6.68

  20. John Stones – 6.69

  21. Christoph Zimmermann – 6.70

  22. Shane Duffy – 6.70

  23. Michael Keane – 6.70

  24. Bjorn Engels – 6.70

  25. Davinson Sanchez – 6.70

  26. Sokratis – 6.71

  27. Jamaal Lascelles – 6.72

  28. Scott Dann – 6.72

  29. Yerry Mina – 6.76

  30. Jannik Vestergaard – 6.76

  31. Adam Webster – 6.78

  32. Nicolas Otamendi – 6.78

  33. James Tomkins – 6.79

  34. Nathan Ake – 6.79

  35. Ben Mee – 6.83

  36. Toby Alderweireld – 6.84

  37. Martin Kelly – 6.87

  38. Lewis Dunk – 6.87

  39. Chris Basham – 6.91

  40. Fabian Schar – 6.92

  41. Harry Maguire – 6.92

  42. John Egan – 6.94

  43. Fernandinho – 6.94

  44. Angello Ogbonna – 6.95

  45. Jack O’Connell – 6.96

  46. Dan Burn – 6.98

  47. Ciaran Clark – 6.98

  48. Kurt Zouma – 6.98

  49. Fikayo Tomori – 6.99

  50. Federico Fernandez – 7.01

  51. Aymeric Laporte – 7.03

  52. Jonny Evans – 7.04

  53. Christian Kabasele – 7.05

  54. Jan Vertonghen – 7.08

  55. Steve Cook – 7.09

  56. James Tarkowski – 7.13

  57. Dejan Lovren – 7.22

  58. Çaglar Söyüncü – 7.22

  59. Wily Boly – 7.35

  60. Virgil van Dijk – 7.39

  61. Joel Matip – 7.52

Joel Matip above Van Dijk would have been hilarious if someone had said it before the start of the season, but the Dutch International has been underwhelming in last few matches, but at the same time even Matip has not been any exceptional.

About the author

Tanish Chachra

Tanish Chachra

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Tanish Chachra is the Motorsport editor at The SportsRush. He saw his first race when F1 visited India in 2011, and since then, his romance with the sport has been seasonal until he took up this role in 2020. Reigniting F1's coverage on this site, Tanish has fallen in love with the sport all over again. He loves Kimi Raikkonen and sees a future world champion in Oscar Piastri. Away from us, he loves to snuggle inside his books.

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