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The Top Performers in the EFL: Saturday's key statistics
It has been another action-packed Saturday across 'The 72' and Playmaker is here to run you through some of the outstanding performers and statistics from the EFL.
From the slickest passers enroute to the most tenacious tacklers via the busiest goalkeepers, we have all the headline stats you need to know from this afternoon.
Most shots on target: 4 – Cameron McGeehan (Northampton Town) / Aribim Pepple (Plymouth Argyle) / Josh March (Crewe Alexandra)
Most saves: 6 – Joe Walsh (QPR) / Arthur Okonkwo (Wrexham) / Alex Bass (Peterborough United) / Ryan Boot (Chesterfield) / Matt Young (Salford City) / Jake Turner (Gillingham) / Connor Ripley (Swindon Town)
Most big chances created: 2 – Tyreece Campbell (Charlton Athletic) / Harvey Vale (QPR) / Issa Kaboré (Wrexham) / Reeco Hackett (Lincoln City) / Charlie Brown (Accrington Stanley) / Tom Naylor (Chesterfield) / Reece Staunton (Grimsby Town)
Swansea raise concern after Wrexham coverage: We felt like 'afterthought'
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Swansea will raise concerns over television coverage of their all-Welsh affair against Wrexham with the EFL after saying the team owned by Hollywood stars Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds "were given priority at every opportunity."
Wrexham won the March 13 Championship encounter 2-0 on a night when Mac and Reynolds provided alternative commentary alongside Sky presenter David Prutton.
Sky Sports trailed the live commentary — which ran on one of its channels alongside the usual match coverage on its main platform — as "part of a first-of-its kind broadcast."
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Swansea to complain to EFL over Sky’s Live from Wrexham with Rob & Ryan
‘Buildup and coverage of the game left a lot to be desired’
Swansea’s chief executive has said the club will raise concerns over television coverage of their game against Wrexham with the English Football League (EFL), with Tom Gorringe saying the team owned by Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds “were given priority at every opportunityâ€.
Wrexham won the Championship match 2-0 on a night when Mac and Reynolds provided alternative commentary alongside the Sky presenter David Prutton, marketed as “Live from Wrexham with Rob & Ryanâ€. Sky Sports trailed the live commentary – which ran on one of its channels with the usual match coverage on its main platform – as “part of a first-of-its kind broadcastâ€.
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