Real Madrid created the greater set-piece threat, generating 0.23 npxG compared to Elche, who virtually created no threat from set-pieces in this game. Neither side found the net from dead-ball situations. Elche had three attacking free kicks and two corners, but none produced a shot.
Two deliveries from Elche were sent centrally, their most frequent delivery location. While chasing the game, Elche had three attacking restarts, producing zero shots.
Real Madrid had nine attacking free kicks and five
corners, producing five shots. Set-pieces supplied 0.23 of their 2.82 npxG for the match. Two attempts came after the initial contact, while three came in the first phase.
Trent Alexander-Arnold made four deliveries, three of which led to a shot. From Madrid’s side, five deliveries were sent centrally, their most frequent delivery location. Arda Güler supplied two of their five attempts. With the scores level, Real Madrid had five attacking restarts, producing two shots. Their set-piece shooting return was two attempts before the interval and three in the second half.
