Jordan Ayew will be denied a second reunion of the season with his brother Andre when Aston Villa visit Swansea but lets check their statistics to see who is the best among the two.
Andre has been ruled out with an ankle injury so there will be no repeat of the October fixture at Villa Park when both siblings scored.
It was the Swansea striker who got a late winner that day to seal a 2-1 away victory, but how have the two players compared over the course of the campaign.
We checked out the statistics to see whether Andre or Jordan has sparkled brightest during the Ghanaians' first season in the Premier League.
Apart from the clash earlier in the season, the defeat that finished off Tim Sherwood's reign, Jordan has got the better of his older brother.
The pair had met twice before this season during Jordan’s one season at Lorient with the Villa man prevailing. Jordan scored the opener in a 1-1 draw before notching twice in a 5-3 victory towards the end of the 2014/15 campaign.
But back to this season. The statistics are incredibly tight even though Jordan has played in a very poor Villa team, compared with his sibling’s Swansea side who have secured 17 more points than Villa’s measly tally of 16.
Here is the breakdown of their performances this season:
Premier League appearances
Jordan – 19 (3)
Andre – 28
Minutes
Jordan – 1675
Andre – 2442
Goals
Jordan – 5
Andre – 8
Assists
Jordan – 0
Andre – 1
Minutes per goal
Jordan – 335
Andre – 305
Disciplinary
Jordan – 5 yellow cards, 1 red
Andre – 5 yellow cards, 0 red
Shots per game
Jordan – 2
Andre – 2
Shot accuracy
Jordan – 64%
Andre – 48%
Pass completion rate
Jordan – 82%
Andre – 80.5%