Pedro Porro
TOT
Spain
Right
Sep 13, 1999
26
5'8"
152 lb
RB
RW
Balanced Full Back
SpursScores opener Saturday
Porro scored one goal to go with two shots (two on goal), eight crosses (two accurate) and five corners in Saturday's 2-2 draw against Brighton.
Analysis: Porro scored his first goal of the Premier League season Saturday, a header in the 39th minute assisted by Xavi Simons. It was one of two shots he put on target in the match. He's played well since Roberto De Zerbi took over as manager, recording five shots (all on target), four chances created and 19 crosses (six accurate) across the last two matches.
Productive Sunday
Porro had three shots (three on goal), 11 crosses (four accurate) and six corners in Sunday's 1-0 defeat versus Sunderland. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 37th minute.
Analysis: Porro was Spurs' best attacking threat Sunday, highlighted by his season-high three shots on target. He also created three chances and recorded 11 crosses for the second match in a row. While Porro has had an up and down season, he will likely need to be at his best down the stretch if Spurs are to avoid relegation.
Goal and assist Tuesday
Porro scored one goal and assisted once from one shot and three chances created in Tuesday's 5-2 defeat versus Atletico Madrid.
Analysis: Spurs fell into a 4-0 deficit just 22 minutes into the match, and Porro is the only reason why this Round of 16 tie is not already over. He scored a nice goal in the 26th minute off a Richarlison assist, and not only did that cut the deficit down to three goals but it also clearly settled a completely rattled Spurs side. He then assisted Dominic Solanke's strike in the 76th minute which gave Tottenham a sliver of hope heading into the second leg next Wednesday. The team will have no shot unless they can fix the defensive issues, so Porro will need to step up on that end of the pitch as well.
Starting Sunday
Porro (hamstring) is in the starting XI for Sunday's match against Fulham.
Analysis: Porro has made his return to the team shete and is wasting no time seeing the playing field, with the defender earning a starting role immediately. With 21 starts in 23 appearances ahead of the injury, the defender should remain in his starting role moving forward, especially with the club struggling with injuries.
Back available Sunday
Porro (hamstring) is back available for Saturday's clash against Fulham after resuming training this week, coach Igor Tudor said in the press conference.
Analysis: Porro returned to training this week and is available again for Saturday's clash against Fulham after missing the last five matches due to a hamstring injury. The full-back was an undisputed starter prior to his setback and is expected to quickly reclaim his spot, as he remains a key piece in his side's attacking build-up and set-piece duties.
Back in team training
Porro (hamstring) returned to training Wednesday and could be an option for Sunday's clash against Fulham, according to Sam Tabuteau from The Standard.
Analysis: Porro returned to training Wednesday after missing the last five matches due to a hamstring injury and could be an option for Sunday's clash against Fulham. The right-back is a locked-in starter when fully fit, having started 28 of his 30 appearances across all competitions this season, and his return could provide a significant boost in the club's fight to avoid relegation.
Hopeful to be fit for Arsenal
Porro (hamstring) is eyeing a return against Arsenal on Feb. 22, according to manager Thomas Frank. "That could be a dream scenario, and it just could happen. We will know a little bit more when we get closer - but it's in that bracket."
Analysis: Porro was already set to miss four weeks with his injury and is now eyeing a return right around the end of that timetable, with the defender hopeful to face Arsenal. This is major news for the club, as they will try to recover their starting right-back for their major derby. Until fit again, Djed Spence should continue at right-back, with Porro set to miss at least three more games until then.
Out four weeks
Porro is out for four weeks due to a hamstring injury, according to his club, with manager Thomas Frank saying "Pedro hasn't travelled. Unfortunately, he picked up a hamstring injury so he'll be out for four weeks.".
Analysis: Porro is hitting the sidelines for an extended period after he was absent from training, with scans confirming a hamstring injury that will leave him out for a month. The club will now have to do without one of the better two-way right-backs in the league, as he has only missed one match all season. Destiny Udogie and Djed Spence are likely to start as full-backs while Porro is out, decent backup options on the flanks.
Not training Tuesday
Porro (undisclosed) wasn't spotted in team training ahead of Wednesday's Champions League clash against Frankfurt after being forced off at halftime in the last game against Burnley due to load management, according to Sam Tabuteau from The Standard.
Analysis: Porro was forced off at halftime in Saturday's 2-2 draw against Burnley due to load management but the Spaniard wasn't spotted in team training on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday's Champions League clash against Frankfurt, suggesting he could be facing a more significant issue. Porro will likely be a late call ahead of the clash against the eagles and if he had to miss the call, Djed Spence could be a likely option to start on the right flank for the Spurs.
Records 25 crosses and an assist
Porro assisted once to go with one shot (zero on goal), 25 crosses (six accurate) and seven corners in Saturday's 2-1 defeat versus West Ham United.
Analysis: Porro assisted Cristian Romero's header in the 64th minute Saturday, his second of the season and his first since Oct. 26. He also shattered his previous season high with 25 crosses, setting season highs with six chances created and six accurate crosses in the process. Although this monster volume may not be replicated again this season, it shows how heavily he can be utilized especially when Spurs are chasing a game.
Creates three chances Sunday
Porro had one shot (zero on goal), nine crosses (two accurate) and one corner in Sunday's 1-1 draw against Sunderland.
Analysis: Porro played like Spurs' best player Sunday, contributing well on both ends of the pitch. He recorded nine crosses and created three chances on the attack as he stepped seemlessly into the primary creative force following the early departure of Mohammed Kudus (undisclosed). He played well on the defensive end too as he recorded four tackles, four clearances, one interception and one blocked shot as he played the full 90 minutes in his eighth consecutive match.
Keeps clean sheet Sunday
Porro had one shot (zero on goal), five crosses (one accurate) and two corners in Sunday's 1-0 win against Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Porro put together a solid performance on both ends of the pitch in Sunday's win. He recorded five crosses and created one chance on the attack, continuing to contribute on the attack from right back. He also helped his side keep a clean sheet -- his sixth of the season -- as he won three duels and made two clearances in his full 90 minutes of action. Although he has just one goal contribution in the Premier League so far this season, his improvement on the defensive end in addition to his high volume of crosses continues to give him good value for fantasy purposes.
Nine crosses and clean sheet
Porro generated nine crosses (three accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 2-0 win against Brentford. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 47th minute.
Analysis: Porro was highly productive Saturday, getting it done on both ends of the pitch. He kept his first clean sheet since Oct. 26, recording one tackle, two interceptions and four clearances on that end of the pitch. On the attack he recorded nine crosses, created two chances and recorded a secondary assist on Richarlison's opening goal.
Seven crosses Tuesday
Porro generated one shot (zero on goal), seven crosses (one accurate) and four corners in Tuesday's 2-2 draw versus Newcastle United.
Analysis: Porro recorded seven crosses Tuesday, but they only resulted in one accurate cross and zero chances created. He has now failed to create a chance in four of his last five appearances. It's been a quiet season so far for the fullback as he's logged just one goal contribution across 14 Premier League appearances this season.
16 crosses Saturday
Porro generated two shots (zero on goal), 16 crosses (three accurate) and one corner in Saturday's 2-1 loss against Fulham.
Analysis: Porro recorded a season-high 16 crosses in Saturday's loss, recording three accurate crosses and creating three chances in the process. Despite all that production, Spurs only managed to put one shot on target as a team. He was active on the defensive end as well as he won three duels, intercepted three passes, won three tackles and made one clearance in his full 90 minutes of action.
Leader in multiple stats
Poro took three shots (one on goal), crossed seven times (two accurate) and made three interceptions during Wednesday's 5-3 loss to PSG.
Analysis: Poro was held off the scoresheet despite being active on both sides of the ball as he led Spurs in shots, crosses and interceptions. The defender has combined for seven shots, two chances created and 19 crosses over his last three Champions League appearances.
12 crosses Saturday
Porro generated 12 crosses (one accurate) and four corners in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus Manchester United.
Analysis: Porro recorded 12 crosses in Saturday's draw, his second most in a match this season. He only recorded one accurate cross and failed to create a chance, so it was not the best performance from him. On the defensive end he won three duels, made three clearances and won one tackle before he was subbed off in the 67th minute for Destiny Udogie.
Assist and clean sheet Sunday
Porro assisted once to go with three crosses (two accurate) and two corners in Sunday's 3-0 win versus Everton.
Analysis: Porro had a very productive outing Sunday, highlighted by his assist to Micky van de Ven at the end of the first half off a corner. He also recorded a secondary assist on Pape Sarr's goal in the 89th minute. Beyond his excellent performance on the attack, he also kept his fourth clean sheet of the season. On the defensive end he won three duels, made five clearances, blocked one shot and won one tackle in his full 90 minutes of action.
Five crosses Wednesday
Porro generated three shots (zero on goal) and five crosses (one accurate) in Wednesday's 0-0 draw against Monaco.
Analysis: Porro did not have his best performance Wednesday, but he still recorded five crosses, including one accurate. He also took three shots, but he failed to put one on target or create a chance in a disappointing outing for the entire Spurs attack. He will look to bounce back Sunday at Everton in the Premier League.
Assists in Tuesday's draw
Porro assisted once to go with one shot (zero on goal), 11 crosses (two accurate) and three corners in Tuesday's 2-2 draw against Glimt. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 97th minute.
Analysis: Porro set up Micky van de Ven's header in the 68th minute Tuesday, his second assist of the season and his first since the Super Cup versus PSG. He recorded 11 crosses and created three chances on the attack as he was easily Spurs' most threatening attacker in the comeback draw. On the defensive end he won four duels, made one clearance and blocked one shot in his full 90 minutes of action.
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