Raul Jimenez and the Fulham has chances of qualifying for the Champions League in this season and it is not a dream, but rather the numbers themselves predict it, both for the collective performance and the contribution of the Mexican so far this season of the Premier League.
Fulham dreams of qualifying for the Champions League
He Fulham is seventh in the Premier League standings with 18 points and according to the updated predictions for the month of January from Opta, the Cottagers led by the Mexican Raul Jimenez They not only have options to finish in a European position, but also to Champions League.
This projection, which is made by simulating each result more than a thousand times, shows the percentages that the clubs have to determine in which position they can finish and is updated month by month.
Once established how it works, choose indicates that Raúl Jiménez’s Fulham has a 2.2% chance of finishing in fourth placewhich grants the last ticket to the Champions League.
The projection increases by 4.8% for fifth place (Europa League) and 7.5% for sixth place (Conference League)although sometimes due to how the FA Cup and EFL Cup tournaments end, which also give a ticket to continental competitions, the Fulham with their 9.7% chance of finishing seventh It could be enough to reach the positions that give access to a UEFA competition.
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Raúl Jiménez and his performance above the statistics
Much of Fulham’s good moment is the responsibility of Raul Jimenezwho According to statistics, he is performing above his possibilities and scoring more goals than he should.
Opta indicates that the Mexican adds four goals in 667 minutes played and according to the quality of the scoring opportunities he has had, Jiménez should only have three goals and that means that your ability to convert shots into scores is 14.81%above footballers like Alexander Isak of Newcastle.
