Flashscore profiles Slavia pair after Jablonec win

Flashscore profiles Slavia pair after Jablonec win

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2026-11-04 12:02:01
After Slavia's 5-0 win at Jablonec, Flashscore highlighted Mubarak Suleiman and Emmanuel Ayaosi before Wednesday's match against Arsenal.

After Slavia's 5-0 win at Jablonec, Flashscore profiled attackers Mubarak Suleiman and Emmanuel Ayaosi. Slavia were due to play Arsenal on Wednesday.

Suleiman's numbers against Jablonec

Suleiman played 83 minutes against Jablonec, scored twice, added an assist and created one big chance. He had five shots and seven touches in the opposition penalty area, more than any other player on the pitch.

His rating of 9.5 was the third-highest rating recorded by a midfielder or forward this season. His total xG in the match was 0.69, compared with a season average of 0.27, and he had three shots on target compared with a season average of 0.63. He also completed 10 accurate passes in the attacking third.

Suleiman's average rating of 7.7 puts him second among 127 players in similar positions with at least 400 minutes played.

Ayaosi's display and season figures

Ayaosi played 76 minutes against Jablonec, scored, added an assist and created a big chance. His rating of 8.4 was a season high and the 28th-best performance by a midfielder or forward in the competition this season.

His xA of 0.47 was the second-highest in the entire match. He completed 10 accurate passes in the attacking third, played two key passes and completed all three of his dribbles.

Ayaosi reached the ball in the penalty area just once against Jablonec, compared with a season average of 5.25 touches. His 63 touches in the opposition penalty area rank first in the league, his 26 successful dribbles rank second, his total of 2.42 expected assists ranks sixth, and his season rating of 7.36 is good enough for seventh place.

How Flashscore described the pair

Flashscore wrote that Suleiman is primarily a finisher, while Ayaosi is a creator and dribbler. Flashscore also wrote that coach Trpisovsky dubbed them the 'Nigeria wingers'.

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