With the recent addition of Expected Goals to the website, WhoScored.com take a look at League Two's top five xG overperformers. In other words, the players who have scored more goals than might have been expected, given the quality of their chances. To be considered, players must have taken 30 or more shots.

5. Elliot Lee (Wrexham) - xG Overperformance of 3.84

Wrexham midfielder Elliot Lee claims fifth spot, having scored an impressive 15 goals this season from an expected total of 11. Lee’s 87 shots on goal this term are the eighth-most of any player in the division, while his xG per 90 of 0.34 ranks highly among the league’s fellow midfielders.

4. Kieron Morris (Tranmere) - xG Overperformance of 4.19

Tranmere’s Kieron Morris takes fourth having scored over four more goals than expected of him so far this season, given the quality of chances presented. Morris, who has eight goals to his name thus far, generates a fairly low 0.07 xG per shot, which would suggest his attempts are often outside of the area, but evidently finding the target.

3. Dan Kemp (MK Dons) - xG Overperformance of 5.52

Taking third is MK Dons attacker Dan Kemp, who has a whopping 17 goals and 10 assists to his name so far this season. The 25-year-old, though, should have only scored 11 according to this metric, but his overperformance of more than five goals would suggest he is taking his chances with ruthless efficiency.

2. Will Evans (Newport) - xG Overperformance of 7.27

Newport’s Will Evans earns second place, having overperformed his xG total by a whopping 7.27 goals. Evans, whose 20 goals this season see him third in the division’s scoring charts, generates 0.39 xG per 90, on average.

1. Daniel Crowley (Notts County) - xG Overperformance of 8.07

Notts County midfielder Daniel Crowley takes top spot, having scored a huge eight goals more than expected of him so far this term. The 26-year-old has, remarkably, found the net with nearly half of his shots on goal (13 of 31), but his xG per shot of 0.16 would suggest that the chances he is converting are often not easy.

Who are Sky Bet League Two's xG overperformers?

Who are Sky Bet League Two's xG overperformers?