All top five leagues in Europe have concluded their season with the French Ligue 1 the first to conclude it’s season as a result of the Coronavirus Pandemic.
The next to conclude was the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich eventually winning the league ahead of close rivals Dortmund and RB Leipzig.
The La liga came to conclusion weeks later after the Bundesliga as Real Madrid emmerged as Champions of the League. Barcelona finished just behind Madrid.
Here are the stats leaders in the top five leagues in Europe as compiled by Sportmata’s Matheson Efeni
1. Highest Point – Liverpool, 99
Liverpool were the team to have won the league with the highest points in the 2019/20. They finished with 99 points with Manchester City finishing behind them with 78 points.
Only Real Madrid finished with something close enough to the point tally of the English Premier League champions. Juventus finished with 83, Bayern Munich 82.
2. Most Assists – Messi, 22
Lionel Messi who had a wonderful season, finished with the most assists in Europe’s Top Five League, with 22 assists. It is quite unfortunate for the Argentina International to finish such an awesome campaign with out a trophy despite scoring 25 goals and 22 assists. The closest to the Argentine is Thomas Muller of Bayern on 21, followed by Belgium sensation, Kevin De Bruyne on 20, Jadon Sancho 17, Luis Alberto 16 tied alongside Alejandro Papu Gomez.
3. Most Clean sheets – Thibaut Courtois, 18
Clean sheets are paramount to winning leagues across Europe, no wonder Madrid emerged Champions as Courtois was able to post 18 shut outs in the League. He is closely followed by Athletico Madrid’s Jan Oblak on 17, Ederson Morales, 16, and Manuel Neuer, 15 tied alongside, Nick Pope and David Soria.
4. Most Goals – Ciro Immobile
Two Italian League players feature on this list and they are no other person’s than Cristiano Ronaldo and Ciro Immobile. The italian, Ciro Immobile is the winner of the European Golden Shoe winner with 32 goals while Lewandowski finished just behind him on 34 goals. Portuguese Legend Ronaldo is next on 31, New Chelsea FC signing, Timo Werner on 28 and Lionel Messi on 25 concludes the top 5 highest goal scorers across Europe’s top five leagues.
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