2026/27 API-Sports Pro Head-to-Head Player Comparison

Alex Scott (Bournemouth) vs Cole Palmer (Chelsea) — 2026/27 Stats Comparison

2026/27 Premier League head-to-head stats: Alex Scott (Bournemouth) vs Cole Palmer (Chelsea). Shots on Target/90: 0.20 vs 0.92, Fouls Drawn/90: 3.43 vs 1.64, Starts: 5 (446m) vs 10 (878m), FPL Points: 30 vs 47.

🟢 • Verified 2026/27 Season Telemetry

2026/27 Executive Tale of the Tape Verdict: Alex Scott vs Cole Palmer

  • Category Win Tally: Alex Scott leads 2–4 across core 2026/27 statistical pillars.
  • 2026/27 FPL & Form Edge: Cole Palmer (+17 pts) • Form: 0.0 vs 3.8 • PPG: 6.0 vs 4.7.
  • Per-90 Prop & Shot Volume Edge: Cole Palmer (0.20 vs 0.92 SoT/90).
  • Next Fixture & Rotation Horizon: Bournemouth next faces Upcoming Fixture (Bournemouth FDR Ticker) • Chelsea next faces Upcoming Fixture (Chelsea FDR Ticker).
2026/27 Premier League Statistical & Per-90 Comparison: Alex Scott (Bournemouth) vs Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
Per-90 & Season Metric (2026/27) Alex Scott (Bournemouth) Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
Shots on Target / 90 (SoT/90)0.20.92
Total Shots / 900.612.15
Shot Accuracy %33.3%42.9%
Fouls Drawn / 903.431.64
Fouls Committed / 900.811.13
Yellow Cards14
Starts / Minutes5 starts (446m)10 starts (878m)
FPL Points / Price / Ownership30 pts • £5.9m (2.1%)47 pts • £9.8m (28.5%)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do Alex Scott and Cole Palmer compare in Shots on Target per 90 in 2026/27?

In the 2026/27 Premier League season, Alex Scott (Bournemouth) averages 0.2 shots on target per 90 (0.61 total shots/90), while Cole Palmer (Chelsea) averages 0.92 shots on target per 90 (2.15 total shots/90).

Who draws more fouls per 90 and plays more minutes between Alex Scott and Cole Palmer?

Alex Scott draws 3.43 fouls/90 and commits 0.81 fouls/90 across 5 starts (446 mins, 30 FPL pts), whereas Cole Palmer draws 1.64 fouls/90 and commits 1.13 fouls/90 across 10 starts (878 mins, 47 FPL pts).

How do Alex Scott and Cole Palmer compare on FPL price and ownership in 2026/27?

Alex Scott costs £5.9m with 2.1% ownership (6.0 PPG), while Cole Palmer costs £9.8m with 28.5% ownership (4.7 PPG).

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