Current Form

In the world of football, current form is one of the most powerful indicators of a team's immediate performance level. It reflects how a team has been performing in its most recent matches, offering a snapshot of momentum, confidence, and tactical effectiveness. While league tables provide an overall view of a season, current form reveals the short-term trajectory that often matters most in predicting upcoming results.

What is Current Form?

Current form in football refers to a team's results and performances over a defined recent period — typically the last five to ten matches. A team in good form consistently wins or avoids defeat, while a team in poor form struggles to secure points. This metric is crucial because it accounts for recent developments such as tactical adjustments, player fitness, psychological momentum, and the difficulty of recent fixtures.

Why Recent Form Matters in Football

Football is a fluid sport where a team's performance can shift dramatically over a few weeks. A team that started the season poorly can suddenly find form and climb the table rapidly. Conversely, a team that appeared dominant early on can collapse due to injuries, loss of confidence, or a demanding schedule. Following current form allows analysts and fans to identify teams that are genuinely performing well, rather than relying solely on early-season or historical reputation.

How These Statistics Are Calculated

Our Most Wins ranking measures the number of victories a team has secured in its domestic league matches, along with the percentage of games won. The calculation is straightforward: Total Wins ÷ Total Matches Played × 100. A high percentage indicates a team that consistently finds ways to win, reflecting both attacking quality and defensive resilience. Teams that appear at the top of this ranking have demonstrated exceptional efficiency in converting matches into victories.

Home and Away Performance Differences

One of the most important principles in football analysis is that home and away performance can differ dramatically. Playing at home provides familiar surroundings, crowd support, and reduced travel fatigue — all of which contribute to better results. The Only Home Matches table isolates a team's performance on their own ground, while the Only Away Matches table reveals how they perform on the road. These separate rankings are essential because some teams are formidable at home but vulnerable away, while others travel exceptionally well.

Interpreting These Rankings

The rankings below should be viewed as part of a broader analytical process. A high win percentage is impressive, but it must be weighed against factors such as the quality of opponents faced, the number of matches played, and whether the team has had a particularly easy or difficult schedule. A team with a 100% win rate over five matches against weak opponents may be less remarkable than a team with 70% wins over twenty matches against top-tier competition. Always consider the context behind the numbers.

Why Statistics Should Not Be Used Alone

Football statistics are powerful tools, but they are not crystal balls. No single metric can predict the outcome of a match with certainty. The unpredictable nature of football — a single red card, a moment of brilliance, or an unexpected injury — can overturn even the most data-backed expectations. Statistics should always be combined with qualitative analysis, including team news, tactical setups, and the context of each individual match. The most effective football analysts use statistics as one component of a broader, more holistic approach.

Quick Summary

  • Data updates regularly — Rankings are refreshed as new match results are available.
  • Includes league matches only — Cup and continental competitions are excluded.
  • Home and Away rankings — Calculated separately for more accurate analysis.
  • Win percentage — Represents winning efficiency, not total dominance.
  • Research purposes — Statistics are designed for education and analysis, not as a guarantee of future outcomes.

Most Wins

This table ranks teams based on total wins in their domestic league. Unlike the standard league table that accounts for draws and losses, this metric focuses on victory efficiency. At the top of the list are teams that have transformed a high proportion of their matches into wins, demonstrating consistency and a winning mentality.

Each column provides valuable insight:

  • № — Current position in the ranking.
  • Team — Club name, with a small icon indicating upcoming matches.
  • Wins — Total number of victories in league play.
  • Matches Played — Total league matches completed.
  • Percent — The percentage of matches won (Wins ÷ Matches × 100).

A high win percentage indicates a team that consistently finds ways to secure three points. Teams at the top of this list are usually the strongest in their respective leagues, with effective attacking systems and defensive discipline. However, it's important to consider the number of matches played — a team with a perfect record after five games may have less validity than a team with a 90% record over twenty games.

№ Team WinsW MatchesMP PercentPr
1 Arkadag 14 14 100%
2 Vikingur R. 14 16 88%
3 Sirius 12 14 86%
4 Forge 11 13 85%
5 RFS Riga 20 24 83%
6 Ind. del Valle 18 22 82%
7 Colo-Colo 13 16 81%
8 Neftchi Fergana 11 14 79%
8 Viking 11 14 79%
10 Riga FC 18 23 78%
11 Jerv Grimstad 10 13 77%
11 Kjelsas 10 13 77%
11 Levanger 10 13 77%
14 FCI Levadia 14 19 74%
15 Bodo Glimt 11 15 73%
16 Always Ready 8 11 73%
17 Afturelding 10 14 71%
17 Dinamo Minsk 10 14 71%
17 Hammarby TFF 10 14 71%
17 Pakhtakor 10 14 71%
21 Cork City 17 24 71%
22 Nashville SC 12 17 71%
23 Eidsvold TF 9 13 69%
24 KR Reykjavik 11 16 69%
24 Tampere Utd 11 16 69%
26 Ordabasy 13 19 68%
27 Fylkir 10 15 67%
27 Haugesund 10 15 67%
27 Kongsvinger 10 15 67%
30 Mont. City Torque 4 6 67%
30 Penarol 4 6 67%
32 Dynamo Douala 17 26 65%
33 Chengdu Rongcheng 13 20 65%
33 Kairat Almaty 13 20 65%
33 Palmeiras SP 13 20 65%
33 Seoul 13 20 65%
37 Inter Miami 11 17 65%
38 Ahal 9 14 64%
38 Altyn Asyr 9 14 64%
38 Karlstad Fotboll 9 14 64%
38 ML Vitebsk 9 14 64%
38 TP Mazembe 9 14 64%
38 Trelleborg 9 14 64%
44 Blue Eagles 7 11 64%
44 Istiklol 7 11 64%
44 Regar-TadAZ 7 11 64%
47 Flora Tallinn 12 19 63%
48 Fram Reykjavik 10 16 62%
48 KTP Kotka 10 16 62%
48 NSI Runavik 10 16 62%

Analysis: What the Most Wins Ranking Reveals

The most striking observation from this ranking is the dominance of Arkadag, with a perfect 100% win record across 14 matches. This level of consistency is extraordinarily rare and suggests a significant disparity in quality between Arkadag and its league opponents. While impressive, such a run should be viewed with caution — it may reflect a weaker league rather than world-class performance.

Vikingur R. and Sirius follow closely, with win percentages of 88% and 86% respectively. These teams are clearly dominant in their domestic competitions, but their win totals (14 and 12) suggest they play in leagues with fewer fixtures or are still in relatively early stages of their seasons. The sample size matters — a high percentage over a small number of games is less reliable than a slightly lower percentage over many games.

Interestingly, RFS Riga has the highest raw win count (20 wins) with an 83% percentage. This combination of volume and efficiency is arguably the most impressive achievement in the ranking, as it demonstrates sustained winning over a significant number of matches. Teams like Riga FC (18 wins, 78%) and Ind. del Valle (18 wins, 82%) are also worthy of attention for their ability to maintain high win rates across many matches.

At the lower end of the top 50, teams like KTP Kotka and NSI Runavik with 62% win rates may not seem as impressive, but their presence in this list means they still win more matches than they lose. These teams could be considered strong contenders in their respective leagues, even if they do not dominate as completely as those at the top. The ranking reminds us that consistency, not just dominance, is the hallmark of successful teams.

Only Home Matches

This table isolates each team's performance when playing on home soil. Home advantage is a well-documented phenomenon in football, with the familiar environment, supportive crowds, and reduced travel contributing to better results. Teams that excel at home often build their entire season around the points they secure in front of their own fans.

The same metrics apply: Wins, Matches Played, and Win Percentage, but filtered exclusively to home fixtures. A team that appears at the top of this ranking has demonstrated exceptional ability to convert home advantage into victories. This is particularly valuable for teams in leagues where travel distances are significant, as the home fixture becomes even more important.

№ Team WinsW MatchesMP PercentPr
1 Arkadag 7 7 100%
2 Viking 6 6 100%
3 Silver Strikers 5 5 100%
4 Astana 9 10 90%
5 KR Reykjavik 8 9 89%
5 Nashville SC 8 9 89%
7 Brusque SC 7 8 88%
7 HK Kopavogur 7 8 88%
7 NSI Runavik 7 8 88%
7 Real Salt Lake 7 8 88%
7 V. Whitecaps 7 8 88%
7 Vikingur R. 7 8 88%
13 Bodo Glimt 6 7 86%
13 Kongsvinger 6 7 86%
13 Sirius 6 7 86%
13 Stabaek 6 7 86%
13 TP Mazembe 6 7 86%
18 Cork City 10 12 83%
18 Riga FC 10 12 83%
20 Always Ready 5 6 83%
20 Blue Eagles 5 6 83%
20 Forge 5 6 83%
20 Isloch Minsk 5 6 83%
20 Khosilot 5 6 83%
20 Lorenskog 5 6 83%
20 Lund 5 6 83%
20 Mjondalen 5 6 83%
28 Gimnasia Jujuy 9 11 82%
29 New England Rev 8 10 80%
29 Ordabasy 8 10 80%
31 Masters FC 4 5 80%
31 Red Lions 4 5 80%
33 Colo-Colo 7 9 78%
33 Fortaleza CE 7 9 78%
33 Rustavi 7 9 78%
33 Vila Nova GO 7 9 78%
33 Vitoria BA 7 9 78%
38 Shamrock Rovers 9 12 75%
39 Breidablik 6 8 75%
39 Hammarby 6 8 75%
39 Neftchi Fergana 6 8 75%
39 Njardvik 6 8 75%
39 Stromsgodset 6 8 75%
44 Aktobe 8 11 73%
44 Atletico PR 8 11 73%
44 Dep. Moron 8 11 73%
44 Ind. del Valle 8 11 73%
44 RFS Riga 8 11 73%
49 Afturelding 5 7 71%
49 Fylkir 5 7 71%

Analysis: Home Dominance

The home table highlights teams that have made their stadium a fortress. Arkadag, Viking, and Silver Strikers all boast perfect 100% records at home, demonstrating an ability to consistently deliver results in front of their supporters. While impressive, these perfect records are often built on fewer matches (7, 6, and 5 respectively).

Astana stands out with 9 wins in 10 home matches (90%), a significant sample size that suggests genuine home dominance. Similarly, KR Reykjavik and Nashville SC with 89% win rates in 9 matches are clearly teams that build their seasons around home results. The consistency of these teams at home is a major factor in their overall success.

At the lower end of the top 50, teams like Afturelding and Fylkir with 71% home win rates are still formidable at home, even if they are not as dominant as those at the top. This table reminds us that home advantage is a real and measurable phenomenon in football, and that teams that leverage it effectively can compete above their natural level.

Only Away Matches

This table focuses exclusively on away matches, where teams must overcome the absence of home support, travel fatigue, and unfamiliar surroundings. Some teams are psychologically resilient and perform nearly as well on the road as they do at home, while others struggle significantly away from their own stadium.

A high win percentage in away matches is a strong indicator of a team's mental strength and tactical adaptability. These are the teams that can impose their style of play regardless of the environment. For bettors and analysts, away form is often more revealing than home form, as it exposes a team's true quality without the artificial boost of home advantage.

№ Team WinsW MatchesMP PercentPr
1 Hammarby TFF 8 8 100%
2 Arkadag 7 7 100%
3 RFS Riga 12 13 92%
4 Ind. del Valle 10 11 91%
5 FCI Levadia 9 10 90%
6 Dinamo Minsk 7 8 88%
6 ML Vitebsk 7 8 88%
6 Tampere Utd 7 8 88%
6 Vikingur R. 7 8 88%
10 Colo-Colo 6 7 86%
10 Forge 6 7 86%
10 Jerv Grimstad 6 7 86%
10 Levanger 6 7 86%
10 Sirius 6 7 86%
15 Kjelsas 5 6 83%
15 Neftchi Fergana 5 6 83%
15 Pakhtakor 5 6 83%
18 Inter Miami 8 10 80%
18 Seoul 8 10 80%
20 CSKA Pamir 4 5 80%
20 Mighty Wanderers 4 5 80%
22 PK-35 Helsinki 6 8 75%
22 SJ Earthquakes 6 8 75%
24 Riga FC 8 11 73%
25 Afturelding 5 7 71%
25 Ahal 5 7 71%
25 Altyn Asyr 5 7 71%
25 Eidsvold TF 5 7 71%
25 Notodden 5 7 71%
25 Regar-TadAZ 5 7 71%
25 Trelleborg 5 7 71%
32 Flora Tallinn 7 10 70%
33 Norrkoping 6 9 67%
33 Suwon Bluewings 6 9 67%
35 AFC Malmo 4 6 67%
35 Arlanda 4 6 67%
35 Bjarg 4 6 67%
35 Djurgarden 4 6 67%
39 Kairat Almaty 7 11 64%
40 Bodo Glimt 5 8 62%
40 Cavalry 5 8 62%
40 Falkenberg 5 8 62%
40 Fram Reykjavik 5 8 62%
40 Fylkir 5 8 62%
40 Haugesund 5 8 62%
40 Inter Limeira SP 5 8 62%
40 Jazz Pori 5 8 62%
40 KTP Kotka 5 8 62%
40 Viking 5 8 62%
50 Bohemians 8 13 62%

Analysis: Away Performances That Impress

The away table highlights teams that thrive on the road. Hammarby TFF and Arkadag have perfect 100% away records, a feat that is exceptionally difficult to achieve given the challenges of away travel and hostile crowds. These teams clearly possess the mental toughness to impose their game anywhere.

RFS Riga is particularly noteworthy with 12 wins in 13 away matches (92%) and a large sample size. This suggests a team that is not only dominant at home but equally effective on the road — a hallmark of genuine champions. Similarly, Ind. del Valle with 10 wins in 11 away matches (91%) demonstrates remarkable consistency in hostile environments.

The presence of teams like Inter Miami and Seoul in the top 20 with 80% away win rates suggests that these teams are genuinely strong across all conditions. For analysts and fans, away form is often a more telling indicator of true quality, as it removes the artificial advantage of home support. A team that can win away consistently is a team that can compete anywhere.

How to Use Current Form Statistics

Current form statistics are a powerful tool for understanding football performance, but they must be used correctly to provide meaningful insights. Here is how you can make the most of these rankings:

Finding Strong Teams

Teams at the top of the Most Wins ranking are consistently delivering results. However, it's important to look beyond the ranking position. A team with a high win percentage over a significant number of matches (15+) is more likely to be genuinely strong than one with a perfect record over only five games. Use the "Matches Played" column to gauge the reliability of the percentage.

Identifying Momentum

Winning streaks are a powerful indicator of momentum. A team on a long winning streak often carries confidence and belief that can be difficult for opponents to break. However, also consider the quality of opponents during that streak. Beating a series of weak teams is less impressive than winning against top-half opposition.

Home vs Away Performance

The Home and Away tables provide critical context. Some teams are unbeatable at home but vulnerable on the road. Others are consistent everywhere. Before placing any bets or making predictions, always check whether a team's wins are coming predominantly at home or away — this will significantly impact your expectations.

Long-Term vs Short-Term Trends

Consider the period covered by the statistics. A team that has won 10 of its last 12 matches is in exceptional form. A team that has won 12 of its last 24 matches is solid but not exceptional. Differentiating between short-term bursts of form and sustained excellence is crucial for accurate assessment.

Statistical Limitations

Statistics do not account for injuries, suspensions, tactical changes, or the specific motivation of each team. A team that has already secured a league title may lose intensity in the final matches of the season. A team fighting relegation may perform above its statistical level due to desperation. Always combine statistics with qualitative match analysis.

Responsible Use of Statistics

Football statistics are educational tools that help build a better understanding of the game. They are not guarantees of future outcomes. Use them to inform your analysis, not as a substitute for careful thinking. The most successful football analysts combine data with context, intuition, and a deep understanding of the sport.

Understanding the Data

Before diving deeper, it's essential to understand what each component of these statistics represents and how it should be interpreted. Below is a detailed breakdown of each metric used in our current form rankings.

Wins

A win in football represents the most efficient possible result — three points and a direct contribution to league position. The total number of wins is the rawest measure of success. However, it must be considered relative to matches played. A team that has won 15 matches in a 20-game season is different from a team that has won 15 matches in a 30-game season. The context of the league format matters.

Matches Played

Matches played provides the denominator for the win percentage calculation. It is a measure of the sample size. Generally, the more matches played, the more reliable the statistical conclusions. Smaller sample sizes can produce misleadingly high or low percentages due to variance. Always check this column before drawing firm conclusions.

Win Percentage

Win percentage is calculated by dividing total wins by total matches played and multiplying by 100. This metric normalizes performance across different numbers of games, allowing for fairer comparisons. A 100% win rate means the team has won every single match, while a 0% rate means they have never won. However, remember that a team with a 90% win rate over 10 matches may not be as reliable as a team with an 80% win rate over 30 matches.

Home Form

Home form isolates performance in matches played at the team's own stadium. As mentioned, home advantage can significantly boost results. This metric is particularly useful for evaluating teams that rely heavily on their home supporters or those that have particularly long or difficult travel distances.

Away Form

Away form measures performance on the road, where home advantage is absent. This is arguably the most revealing metric, as it demonstrates a team's ability to perform under less favorable conditions. Strong away form is a hallmark of elite teams and those with a robust mental game.

Recent Form

While our primary ranking focuses on season-long statistics, combining them with recent form (last 5-10 games) provides a more complete picture. A team that has a high overall win percentage but is currently on a losing streak may be experiencing a downturn that these aggregate statistics do not immediately reflect. Always look for the most current data.

Sample Size

The concept of sample size is fundamental to statistical analysis. A high percentage over a small number of matches (e.g., 5 games) is less reliable than a slightly lower percentage over a large number of matches (e.g., 25 games). The more data points, the more likely the statistic accurately reflects the team's true ability. Be wary of drawing strong conclusions from very small samples.

League Differences

Different leagues have different levels of competitiveness, technical quality, and tactical styles. A 70% win rate in one league may be more impressive than a 75% win rate in another league, depending on the strength of opposition. When comparing teams across different leagues, it's important to consider the context. The same absolute number of wins may have different significance in different domestic environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Current Form?

Current form describes a team's performance trend based on recent matches. It is typically calculated using the last five to ten games, or can represent the entire season as shown in our rankings. Current form is important because it reflects recent momentum, confidence, and tactical adjustments. A team in good form is more likely to continue performing well, while a team in poor form may be struggling with injuries, fatigue, or internal issues.

How often are these rankings updated?

Our rankings are updated after every matchday. As soon as results are confirmed, the data is refreshed to ensure you have the most up-to-date information. This allows you to track real-time changes in form and performance. However, note that some minor delays may occur due to data processing and verification.

How is Win Percentage calculated?

Win percentage is calculated by dividing the total number of wins by the total number of matches played and then multiplying by 100. For example, if a team has 15 wins in 25 matches, their win percentage is 60%. This metric provides a standardized way to compare teams with different numbers of games.

Why do home teams perform better?

Home teams tend to perform better due to familiarity with the pitch, support from local fans, reduced travel fatigue, and psychological comfort. Research has shown that home advantage is a consistent factor in football across all major leagues. The benefit is typically worth about 0.5 to 1 goal per match, which can significantly influence results.

Are cup matches included?

No, our current form statistics only include domestic league matches. Cup tournaments, continental competitions, and friendly matches are excluded to maintain a consistent comparison across all teams. This focus on league matches provides a more reliable and fair assessment of a team's performance.

Can statistics predict football matches?

Statistics provide valuable insight but do not guarantee specific outcomes. Football is influenced by many unpredictable factors, including injuries, refereeing decisions, individual moments of brilliance, and tactical surprises. While statistics can improve your understanding of likely trends, they should never be used as the sole basis for predictions.

Why are away rankings different?

Away rankings differ because teams face unique challenges on the road, including hostile crowds, unfamiliar pitches, and travel fatigue. Some teams are psychologically adapted to these conditions and continue to perform well, while others struggle. This separation provides a more nuanced view of team quality.

Do all leagues have the same number of matches?

No, different leagues have different formats. Some leagues have 38 matches per season, while others may have 30, 32, or even fewer. This is why we include both the total wins and the number of matches played, so you can assess performance in the context of each league's specific format.

Can promoted teams appear?

Yes, promoted teams are included in our rankings if they are competing in a top division. However, newly promoted teams often have less data available than established teams, which should be taken into account when interpreting their statistics.

How should beginners use these rankings?

Beginners should start by understanding the basic metrics — wins, matches played, and win percentage. Focus on teams with a large sample size (15+ matches) and high percentages. As you become more comfortable, explore the home and away tables to gain deeper insight. Always remember that statistics are educational tools, not guarantees of future outcomes.

Why are some teams listed multiple times?

Teams may appear in multiple tables (overall, home, away) because each table represents a different subset of matches. This allows you to compare a team's performance across different conditions and contexts.

How should I handle small sample sizes?

When a team has played fewer than 10 matches, the sample size is relatively small. Percentages can be misleadingly high or low due to variance. It's often better to combine the data with other sources of information or wait for more matches to be played before drawing strong conclusions.

Does the quality of opposition matter?

Yes, the quality of opposition is extremely important. A team that wins many matches against weak opponents may be less impressive than one that wins slightly fewer matches against top teams. While our rankings do not adjust for this factor, it should always be considered in your analysis.

Can I rely on these statistics for betting?

Statistics are a valuable part of any betting strategy, but they should never be the only factor. Combining statistical analysis with team news, tactics, and match context will improve your decision-making. Always bet responsibly and never risk more than you can afford to lose.

What should I do if I notice a mistake?

If you notice any errors in our data, we encourage you to contact us. Our goal is to provide the most accurate and reliable statistics possible, and we welcome feedback from our users.

Understanding Football Form Analysis

Form analysis is one of the most powerful tools available to football fans and analysts. It involves examining patterns of performance over recent matches to identify trends, strengths, and weaknesses. Here are the key concepts to understand.

Winning Momentum

Winning momentum refers to the psychological and tactical advantage that a team gains from a sequence of victories. A team on a winning streak is often more confident, making better decisions on the pitch and taking more risks. This momentum can be self-sustaining, as teams believe they can overcome any challenge. However, it can also be fragile, as a single loss can break the cycle.

Losing Streaks

Conversely, losing streaks can have a devastating effect on a team's confidence and morale. A team that loses several matches in a row may begin to doubt its abilities, leading to poor decision-making and even worse results. Breaking a losing streak often requires a change in approach, such as tactical adjustments or a focus on defensive solidity.

Confidence

Confidence is the intangible element that separates successful teams from struggling ones. A confident team plays with freedom and creativity, while a team lacking confidence may play cautiously and make mistakes. Form statistics can sometimes indicate changes in confidence — a team that has won its last five matches is likely to be higher in confidence than one that has lost five in a row.

Team Psychology

Team psychology encompasses the collective mental state of a squad. Factors such as leadership, team cohesion, and the influence of the manager all contribute. A team with a strong psychological foundation can often perform above its statistical level in high-pressure situations, while a fragile team may underperform.

Home Advantage

As we have discussed extensively, home advantage is a significant factor in football. The familiar environment, supportive fans, and reduced travel fatigue all contribute to improved performance. Some teams have particularly strong home records due to the atmosphere in their stadium, while others may be more comfortable on the road.

Fixture Difficulty

Fixture difficulty refers to the quality of a team's recent opponents. A team that has faced the top teams in the league may have a worse win percentage than its true level suggests, while a team that has played weak opposition may appear better than it actually is. Consider fixture difficulty when assessing form.

Squad Rotation

Squad rotation is the practice of changing the starting lineup based on factors such as player fitness, fixture congestion, and tactical considerations. A team that rotates heavily may have less consistent results, as the players on the pitch may not be fully accustomed to playing together. This can affect form statistics.

Injuries

Injuries to key players can dramatically impact a team's performance. A team that has been winning regularly may suddenly struggle if its main goalscorer or key defender is injured. When analyzing form, always check injury reports and consider which players are available.

Tactical Changes

Tactical changes, such as a new formation or playing style, can have a positive or negative effect on form. A manager who successfully adapts tactics to suit the squad may see a rapid improvement in results, while a manager who imposes unsuitable tactics may see a decline.

Coaching Impact

The influence of the coach is often understated. A coach who can inspire, motivate, and adapt is more likely to achieve consistent results. Form statistics can sometimes reflect the impact of a coaching change — a new coach may bring fresh ideas and renewed energy to a struggling team.

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Conclusion

Football statistics are a window into the game's underlying dynamics, offering insights that go far beyond the simple win-loss record. By understanding current form — whether overall, at home, or on the road — fans and analysts can gain a clearer picture of which teams are genuinely performing and which are merely benefiting from circumstance.

The rankings on this page highlight the teams that consistently win matches, a fundamental quality of any successful side. However, as we have emphasized, statistics should never be used in isolation. Combine them with qualitative knowledge, match context, and your own judgment to make informed analyses and decisions.

We encourage you to explore the other statistics available on YowTips, including Most Draws, Most Losses, Most Goals Scored, and Most Goals Conceded. Each page provides a different perspective on football performance, allowing you to build a comprehensive understanding of the game.

Remember: football is unpredictable. Its beauty lies in its uncertainty. Statistics are tools to help you appreciate and understand the game more deeply, not to eliminate its surprises. Use them wisely, and always enjoy the beautiful game.

*** Interesting football facts and trends include only league matches. Matches for Cups, Champions League, Europa League and others are not taken into account. Facts are calculated on significant football statistics, forms and trends for different criteria, such as wins, draws, losses, scored goals, conceded goals, etc.