Lachlan
McLean
Alex
Morrell
Evan
Conway
Ethan
Vanacore-Decker
GVL | OMA | |
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Attacking | Total | League Rank | |
Goals
Greenville finished the campaign as the only team in the league with three players that scored 5+ goals (McLean (7), Morrell (5), Keegan (5)) |
24 | 2nd | 20 | T-6th |
Mins/Goal
Greenville vaulted into second with a four-goal effort in the season finale. Only NTX (53.3 mins/goal) scored at a higher clip |
60.00 | 2nd | 72.00 | T-6th |
Shots (exc. blocks) Triumph SC boasts two of the top-eight shot takers in the league (Keegan - 30, McLean - 29) but no team was more active than Los Buhos |
160 | 4th | 186 | 1st |
Shot Conversion Rate (exc. blocks) Alex Morrell (25%) and Lachlan McLean (24.14%) are extremely dangerous for Greenville but six Omaha players have scored on at least 20% of their attempts |
.150 | 4th | .108 | 10th |
Possession (average) Greenville enjoyed nearly two-thirds of the possession (65.6%) despite falling to Omaha in their lone meeting |
50.3% | 5th | 45.6% | 9th |
Passing | Total | League Rank | |
Assists Greenville's Alex Morrell and Omaha's Ethan Vanacore-Decker finished tied for the league lead with six assists apiece |
18 | T-1st | 16 | T-5th |
Passing Accuracy Omaha finished last among League One squads in passing accuracy in its first season and completed less than 70% of its attempts in a win over Greenville on Oct. 18 |
78.1% | 6th | 72.3% | 11th |
Defense | Total | League Rank | |
Clean Sheets
Veteran Dallas Jaye recorded all of Triumph SC's league-leading nine clean sheets as the team allowed one goal or fewer in 12 of 16 matches |
9 | 1st | 6 | T-2nd |
Goals Conceded
The finalists are powered by two of the top three defenses in the league with only Forward Madison FC separating the two squads (14 goals conceded) |
11 | 1st | 15 | 3rd |
Tackles Won (%)
Omaha logged five more tackles than Greenville in their previous encounter (23-18) but Greenville finished with a slight edge in success rate (GVL - 61.1%, OMA - 60.9%) |
66.7% | 4th | 63.1% | 10th |
Interceptions
Greenville's Tyler Polak (41) led all League One players in interceptions but Omaha owns a stark advantage as a squad through a balanced defense |
159 | 10th | 187 | T-3rd |
Goalkeeping | Total | League Rank | |
Saves
Presumptive starters Dallas Jaye (GVL) and Rashid Nuhu (OMA) finished tied for sixth in the league with 32 saves each and Sam Howard logged two stops in his lone appearance for the visitors on Aug. 30 |
32 | 10th | 34 | 9th |
Save Percentage
No goalkeeper with at least 10 appearances stopped shots at higher rate than Greenville's Jaye during the 2020 regular season |
.744 | 1st | .700 | 9th |
Discipline | Total | League Rank | |
Fouls Won (per game)
Vanacore-Decker (29) and McLean (27) were each among the top 10 individuals in fouls won during the regular season |
10.9 | 8th | 11.7 | 7th |
Fouls Conceded (per game)
Greenville's Aaron Walker and Omaha's John Scearce tied for fourth most in the league with 25 fouls each but two other Omaha players ranked in the top 15 as well (Boyce, Contreras) |
11.6 | 8th | 13.7 | 4th |
Yellow Cards
The two teams combined for five yellow cards in their only meeting with Omaha players entering the book on three occasions |
28 | 7th | 31 | 6th |
Red Cards
Brandon Fricke was issued Greenville's only red card of the season on July 25 but Vanacore-Decker (Sept. 19) and Rashid Nuhu (Aug. 23) were each dismissed more recently |
1 | T-7th | 2 | T-4th |