Bromley's defensive data is a key talking point as the League One club prepares for its match against Leyton Orient. The figures highlight both strengths and areas for improvement for the squad.
Bromley's goalkeepers have recorded a 72% save percentage so far this season. The team has also managed one clean sheet. In front of the keeper, the side has conceded an average of 2.67 goals per game. Their overall goal difference sits at minus four, having scored four and let in eight across their opening fixtures.
While defensive solidity is a focus, Bromley's attack shows promise. The team averages 1.33 goals scored per match. Their shooting accuracy is a notable strength, with 62% of their attempts hitting the target. This attacking threat has helped them secure four points from three games, leaving them 15th in the League One table. Their recent form reads loss, draw, win.
Bromley currently occupies 15th place in League One with four points. Their record is one win, one draw, and one loss from three matches. They sit three points behind the early leaders, Blackpool. The next challenge is a home fixture against AFC Wimbledon, who are 14th, on September 7th. Fans can see the full schedule on our fixtures page.
The data from ESPN reveals other facets of Bromley's play. The team has won seven corners in their matches so far. A more concerning figure is the 44 fouls committed, which indicates a need for greater discipline. The club will look to tighten up in all areas as the season progresses. Checking the standings will show how these performances translate in the league.
Bromley's next match is at home against AFC Wimbledon on September 7, 2026.
