How often each line landed, over the last 8 games played
Anytime goalscorer
13
Goal or assist
13
1+ assist
0
1+ shot on target
25
2+ shots on target
0
1+ shot
63
2+ shots
0
1+ tackle
25
2+ tackles
0
1+ foul
38
2+ fouls
0
1+ foul won
25
2+ fouls won
0
1+ dribble
25
To be carded
25
Carlos Alcaraz by competition
1 competition in 2026-27 · 4 competitions in 2025-26
League
Apps
Mins
Goals
Assists
Shots
SoT
Yel
2026-27
2
9
0
0
2
1
1
Premier League
2
9
0
0
2
1
1
2025-26
24
1,021
3
1
29
12
5
Premier League
20
731
0
1
20
5
4
League Cup
2
123
1
0
3
2
0
Carioca - 1
1
89
1
0
4
3
1
Premier League - Summer Series
1
78
1
0
2
2
0
Carlos Alcaraz minutes and availability
Mins burnt, weeks since match, risk flags
Games missed (injury)0 games
Season minutes load1,030
Underused (<1,500)Yes
Match-fitness risk (5+ wk)No
Injury flagNo
Weeks since last match-
Last club appearance-
Carlos Alcaraz: the numbers people ask for
How many games has Carlos Alcaraz played?
26 appearances, 1,030 minutes. By competition: Premier League 22 apps (740 mins), League Cup 2 apps (123 mins), Carioca - 1 1 apps (89 mins), Premier League - Summer Series 1 apps (78 mins). All of it for Everton.
How many goals has Carlos Alcaraz scored?
3 in 26 appearances. That is one every 343 minutes. That rate is 65th of 159 Premier League midfielders, the top 41%. Scored in 13% of the last 8 games played.
How many assists has Carlos Alcaraz got?
1 in 26 appearances, 4 goal involvements in total.
How many shots does Carlos Alcaraz average?
2.69 per 90 minutes, 5th of 159 Premier League midfielders, the top 3% - 31 shots, 13 on target, in 26 appearances. A shot in 5 of 8 recent games, never two or more.
How many tackles does Carlos Alcaraz make per game?
1.78 per 90 minutes, 92nd of 159 Premier League midfielders, the bottom 43% - 20 in 1,030 minutes. At least one in 2 of 8 recent games, never two or more.
Does Carlos Alcaraz get booked often?
6 yellows in 1,030 minutes. One every 172 minutes. 1.32 fouls committed per 90. Carded in 2 of 8 recent games. That is 157th of 159 Premier League midfielders, the bottom 2% for staying out of the book.