The analytics website attribute a score of between 1-10 for each player in every top-flight match and using a formation of 4-3-3, here’s the best XI from the campaign that was.
Disclaimer: This data is for the Premiership only and all complaints should be directed towards Sofascore! Let’s begin...
13. Unlucky to miss out
As ever with these teams, there are a few players unlucky to miss out. Linfield ace Kirk Millar was statistically the third best player in the league, but two wingers in McKendry and Cooper were ahead of him according to Sofascore. He had 18 goal involvements in 34 matches for the Blues. Chris Shields had an average rating of 7.55 but played in multiple positions and Crusaders goalkeeper Jonny Tuffey was rated 7.44. Photo: INPHO/PressEye.com/Jonathan Porter