Question 1

Which Tigre players make the most tackles?

Accepted Answer

Bruno Leyes leads with 24 tackles across 10 qualifying appearances (2.4/g, 80% hit rate). The tackle-rate table on this page lists every Tigre player with their tackles per qualifying appearance (≥20 minutes), six-game form mask and current Bet365 1+ tackles price for the next fixture.

Question 2

How does Tigre's tackle profile look this season?

Accepted Answer

Tigre are averaging 15.2 tackles per game over 10 games and concede 16.2 for a match-total of 31.4. That ranks 19th of 30 for team tackles in their primary competition. They average 12.67 tackles per take-on attempted against them (opposition averages 1.5 take-ons/g).

Question 3

How is the tackle matchup read calculated?

Accepted Answer

Tackle matchup blends the defender's tackles per game (50%), the opposition attacker's take-on rate (30%), and the defender's underlying tackle propensity (20%). For the upcoming fixture against Nacional, the page's matchup read uses each opposition forward's last-season dribble rate to weight Tigre's defenders.

Question 4

Where do these tackle stats come from?

Accepted Answer

All numbers come from match-level Sportmonks data ingested into Statz — 10 Tigre fixtures in the active window for 2026. Player odds come from Bet365 player markets when priced. Pre-match lineups are predicted lineups until team news lands, then confirmed.

Question 5

What counts as a qualifying appearance?

Accepted Answer

A player must have featured for at least 20 minutes in a fixture for that match to count toward their tackle rate and form. Cameo appearances are excluded so the rates aren't diluted by 5-minute substitutions.

Question 6

Do tackles count attempted or only successful?

Accepted Answer

We count attempted tackles per Sportmonks' definition. That matches what Bet365 settles 1+ tackles markets on, so the page's hit-rate and the bookmaker's pricing are aligned.