Lewis HallTwo-way left-back
Across 2,181 published minutes for Newcastle United in the Premier League, Lewis Hall reads most clearly as a two-way left-back. The role gets its substance from chance-creation volume at 1.07 per 90 (76th percentile), duel-win output at 6.52 per 90 (85th percentile) and crossing volume at 4.21 per 90 (85th percentile). Wide-service completion is the weaker note in the 36th percentile, although target quality and delivery type still need context.
Statistical evidence snapshot July 18, 2026. The numbers frame the film work; they are not presented as a completed human scouting report.
01 · Role read
The football case
Pass completion at 85.2% is another plus in the 84th percentile. Starting height, recovery work and the relationship with the winger ahead of him are the full-back film priorities.
This role read belongs to the labelled performance sample. It describes the job supported by the numbers; it does not lock in a position, ceiling or tactical fit.
02 · Shortlist case
Why he makes the list
These are the lead figures in the published role evidence. Definitions, coverage and source notes are available on the full player profile.
03 · Film priorities
What the numbers cannot answer
Statistical counterweight
Cross accuracy sits in the 36th percentile in the published evidence. That opens a film question; it does not settle one. Assignment, attempt difficulty and sample size still have to be separated.
- How does Lewis Hall react when the direct lane down the flank is closed?
- How quickly does he reset his position after joining the attack?
- Is his delivery repeatable from different heights and body shapes?
04 · Current call
The numbers have earned a full video pass.
Lewis Hall sits #167 on the current global board with a strong evidence grade. Lewis Hall's numbers justify a deeper look across full matches and different game states. Use the data to set the assignment; let repeat viewings settle the projection and fit.