After the 2021-2022 Premier League season came to a climax in dramatic fashion, it is only fitting that Duncan Alexander and Graham Bell return for the latest episode of ‘Stats out of Context’ by taking a look at the history of substitute goals.
As well as looking back on their history in the Premier League, and remarking on some of the most famous substitute goals of all-time, our pair also cast their eyes over the roles in the World Cup and UEFA Champions League, with a particular focus on the upcoming final between Liverpool and Real Madrid.
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‘Stats Out Of Context’ is part of the ‘Reads from The Analyst’ podcast feed, where you will find other great insights into the world of football with a particular focus on the Premier League. If you want more of a look back on the 2021-2022 Premier League season, then make sure you check out our live episode recorded on the final day of the campaign, with insights from our team. This episode, and many other episodes, are available to listen to now.
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