Question 1

Which Portsmouth players hit the most shots on target?

Accepted Answer

Adrian Segecic leads with 6 shots on target across 7 qualifying appearances (0.86/g, 57% hit rate). The SOT-rate table below ranks every Portsmouth player by SOT per qualifying appearance (≥20 minutes), six-game form mask and current Bet365 1+ SOT price.

Question 2

How does Portsmouth's SOT profile look this season?

Accepted Answer

Portsmouth are averaging 3.5 shots on target per game over 10 games and concede 4.4 for a match-total of 7.9. That ranks 15th of 20 for team SOT in their primary competition. They take 11.2 shots per game and create 7 key passes per game.

Question 3

How is the SOT matchup read calculated?

Accepted Answer

SOT matchup blends our attackers' on-target rate (50%) with the opposition's SOT conceded per game (50%). For the upcoming fixture against West Ham, the page weights each Portsmouth attacker against the opposition's last-season SOT-conceded rate.

Question 4

What's the difference between shots and shots on target?

Accepted Answer

Portsmouth take 11.2 shots per game and put 3.5 on target. Players who shoot speculatively often have a low SOT-per-shot ratio; the context panel surfaces the shots/g funnel so you can see the conversion rate.

Question 5

Where do these SOT stats come from?

Accepted Answer

All numbers come from match-level Sportmonks data ingested into Statz — 10 Portsmouth fixtures in the active window for 2026/2027. Player odds come from Bet365 player markets when priced.

Question 6

How is conversion (Goals/SOT) useful?

Accepted Answer

Portsmouth are currently converting 37% of their shots on target into goals. A high conversion rate means finishing well; a low one means SOT volume but not yet goals. Pair this with the shots/g funnel to read how the goals number is built.