Lille's Ligue 1 Passing Data: Average 12.3 Key Passes per Match and Strong in Creating Chances

The Football League has released its annual Ligue 1 passing data for the season, revealing some interesting statistics about the game's passing patterns.

The average number of passes made by Lille during the season was 12.3, with strong performances from players like Thiago Silva and Kevin Trapp creating opportunities for their teammates.

One key statistic that stood out was the number of successful passes made by players like Antoine Griezmann and Kamil Glik, who combined to make 867 passes in total. This is a significant increase from last season, when the duo only made 594 successful passes.

Another notable statistic was the high percentage of passes that were completed within a certain distance, with 60% of the passes being less than 5 meters long. This suggests that players were able to use their legs well and create more distance-based plays.

Overall, it appears that Lille's passing game is strong and effective, with players like Thiago Silva and Kevin Trapp leading the way. The club's ability to create chances and score goals is also commendable, as they have been consistently challenging for top positions in the league.