REVEALED: The EPL Club With the Best Shots-to-Goals Conversion Ratio This Season

The Premier League's most deadly club regarding shots-to-goals ratio has been revealed - and the winners should come as no surprise to many.

Manchester City have best conversion ratio in the Premier League this term, with a 20.7% success rate.

Leicester City are surprisingly ranked second in the standings assembled by Transfermarkt, with north west teams Manchester United, Everton and Liverpool completing the top five.

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Bottom-placed West Bromwich Albion, meanwhile, come dead last in this table as well - the Baggies posting a shots-to-goal conversion ratio of just 10.3%

Crystal Palace and Newcastle United make up the rest of the bottom three, with conversion percentages of 10.5% and 10.8% respectively.

Pep Guardiola's free scoring City squad have bagged themselves a highly impressive 79 goals from 382 shots - more shots and goals than any other top division side - and, with plenty of City's stars sharing the goalscoring burden, there's never a huge drop off in goals bagged even if certain players aren't available.

Rank	Club	Shots	Goals	Conversion Ratio (%)
1	Manchester City	382	79	20.7
2	Leicester City	191	39	20.4
3	Manchester United	259	51	19.7
4	Everton	177	32	18.1
5	Liverpool	342	61	17.8
6	West Ham United	199	34	17.1
7	Arsenal	306	51	16.7
8	Watford	229	37	16.2
9	Tottenham Hotspur	325	52	16.0
10	Chelsea	308	49	15.9
11	Bournemouth	209	31	14.8
12	Huddersfield Town	169	23	13.6
13=	Stoke City	209	27	12.9
13=	Swansea City	155	20	12.9
15	Southampton	234	28	12.0
16	Brighton	191	22	11.5
17	Burnley	193	21	10.9
18	Newcastle United	232	25	10.8
19	Crystal Palace	239	25	10.5
20	West Bromwich Albion	203	21	10.3

Indeed, Sergio Aguero's 29 strikes and Raheem Sterling's 20 goals aside, 11 other senior stars have bagged between one and 11 goals for the Citizens - a league high for any club.

Leicester, meanwhile, have top scorer Jamie Vardy to thank for many of their goals - the striker being the only Foxes ace to hit double digits so far this term - while United have relied heavily on Romelu Lukaku, Jesse Lingard and Anthony Martial for their strikes.

Everton, who have struggled for goals all season long, are a surprise entry at fourth in the standings but, with 32 goals registered from only 177 efforts, are more of the more deadly sides in the top league.

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The Toffees' Merseyside rivals Liverpool can thanks Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino for the bulk of their goals but, much like City, their free-flowing attacking football has helped them rack up 61 goals from 342 shots.

West Ham and Watford are the only bottom half teams to appear in the top 10 of this particular table, with the Hammers and Hornets posting ratios of 17.1% and 16.4% respectively.

Bournemouth and Burnley, on the other hand, are current top 10 teams whose shots-to-goals ratio sees them in the wrong half of this particular table - the pair's paucity in front of goal ranking them 11th and 17th.