Sentence examples for games ratio from inspiring English sources

1.10pm "The knockout rounds of this World Cup have such a high goals to games ratio because it is skewed by England shipping four," says Robin Hazlehurst.

He drove up to Yorkshire to meet Chris on Monday and called me on the way back to get me to break down some stats to compare his goals per games ratio at every level he's played at.

"Goals to games ratio, yes, but I feel I played a lot better when I first came in and last year," he said.

Messi's accumulation of score after score in the Champions League has given him the best goals-to-games ratio since European club competition began in the 1950s.

The goals-to-games ratio continued at the same pace, earning a move to Norwich three years later and, ultimately, a season in the Premier League, tasting the elixir of goals against Manchester United and Chelsea.

His goals-per-games ratio for England is remarkable and he scored seven goals in 10 Champions League games for Tottenham last season, which gives you an idea of his pedigree".

"Has any other international footballer have a lower minutes-per-game ratio?

Bale's goals per game ratio is an ever-improving 2.8 after 19 goals in 54 games.

Sturridge, with 37 goals in 57 games, now has the best goal-per-game ratio of any Liverpool striker in the Premier League: better than Suárez, Fernando Torres, Michael Owen and Robbie Fowler.

Not since 1958 has the goals per game ratio in a World Cup been above it and in the last two it's been below 2.5.

Koumas scored 10 goals in his 34 international caps, a goals-per-game ratio (3.4) that betters legends such as Mark Hughes (16 in 72, a goal every 4.5 games) and Cliff Jones (16 in 59, every 3.6).