Joel Nilsson stats

This season in the Allsvenskan, Joel Nilsson has scored 5 goals and 5 assists across 30 appearances (27 starts), totalling 2408 minutes. That works out to 0.2 goals and 0.2 assists per 90 minutes. Joel Nilsson has attempted 45 shots with 14 on target, a 31% shot accuracy rate. That shot output is worth 0.00 expected goals (xG) this season.

In attacking play, Joel Nilsson has created 0 chances including 5 big chances for teammates. The forward has completed 28 successful dribbles from 58 attempts (48% success rate). Joel Nilsson has contributed 28 key passes and 92 crosses this season.

Defensively, Joel Nilsson has registered 58 tackles (0 won), 31 interceptions, and 33 clearances. In possession, the forward has completed 556 from 763 pass attempts, a 73% pass accuracy rate. Joel Nilsson has won 147 of 297 total duels.

Joel Nilsson has received 2 yellow cards this season, committing 43 fouls and winning 59.

Joel Nilsson is a 32-year-old forward playing for Halmstad in the Allsvenskan, representing Sweden. Joel Nilsson is right-footed and wears the number 21 shirt. Born on 11 July 1994.

Joel Nilsson's most recent match was at home against IFK Göteborg on August 3rd. Halmstad drew 1-1. Joel Nilsson played 11 minutes, registering 1 key pass, 1 tackle with a match rating of 6.4.

• May 1st1-0 lossatHäcken(0 mins, rating 0)
• February 22nd0-2 lossvsGAIS(0 mins, rating 0)
• January 1st0-2 lossvsSirius(0 mins, rating 0)
• October 24th1-1 drawatGAIS(0 mins, rating 0)
• July 4th3-0 lossatDjurgården(0 mins, rating 0)

Joel Nilsson and Halmstad are next in action on October 9th against Västerås SK in the Allsvenskan. Predicted lineups, head-to-head statistics, and tactical analysis are available on the Västerås SK vs Halmstad match preview.

Joel Nilsson currently plays alongside Niilo Mäenpää, Iddrisu Moro, Ajdin Zeljkovic, Malte Persson, André Boman, Rocco Ascone, Pascal Gregor, Ludvig Arvidsson, Joel Nilsson, Rami Kaib, Oliver Kapsimalis, Hussein Carneil, Erko Tougjas, Joel Allansson, Tom Trybull, Marvin Illary, Gabriel Wallentin, Omar Faraj, Aleksander Damnjanovic Nilsson, Tim Rönning and Filip Schyberg at Halmstad.