Who takes the penalties, free-kicks and corners at every Premier League club, and who is first choice in each role — with price, position and ownership.
Who takes the penalties, free-kicks and corners at every Premier League club, and in what order. Each club is a card with three ranked lists - penalties, direct free-kicks, corners - so a first-choice taker and a stand-in are never read as the same thing.
The ordering is the point. A backup penalty taker is being paid for an event that may never reach him, while a first-choice one holds a repeatable source of points that has little to do with form. Price, position and ownership sit on each row, which is usually enough to see whether the market has noticed yet.
The order starts from what the game itself publishes and is corrected where the season has plainly overtaken it. It changes when a taker is sold, injured or dropped, so it is worth re-reading after a transfer window and after any long absence, not only in pre-season.