Team performance analysis

This section provides an overview of the team's latest results, including seasonal wins, draws, and losses, for both home and away games.

The graph below illustrates the sequence of each outcome and the number of goals scored and conceded in each match.

This table highlights the difference in points earned by each team in their home versus away games.

The Points Performance Index is calculated based on the points each team has accumulated relative to the 'challenge' posed by their played opponents so far.

The Performance Rating also considers played opponents' performance, but it uses a different point system: 1 point for a win, 0.5 points for a draw, and 0 points for a defeat.

This displays the points each team has gained in their most recent matches. The Form tables also include the seasonal Points Per Game value for the opponents played in those matches.

For each team, this compares their Points Per Game in their last 8 games with their overall Points Per Game since the start of the season.

This helps visualize the team's recent performance relative to their seasonal average.

This compares the team's current statistics -- such as Points Per Game, average goals scored, Clean Sheets, Failed To Score, and other indicators -- with their performance from last season.

This compares the team's current statistics with their stats after the same number of matches were played in previous seasons.

This offers an overview of results against other teams, organized according to their ranking in the league table. This allows for a quick visualization of how the team has performed against, for example, the top 5 or bottom 5 teams.

This league table shows, for each team, the average Home/Away Points Per Game of opponents already played and the average Home/Away Points Per Game of opponents remaining to be played, along with the difference between these two values.

This table helps evaluate how presumably 'easy' or 'difficult' the team's upcoming matches are expected to be, compared to the perceived 'difficulty level' of matches already played.

The Home/Away Points Per Game are calculated based on the away PPG of opponents played (or to be played) at home and the home PPG of opponents played (or to be played) away.

This shows each team's current consecutive wins, draws, defeats, clean sheets, and other relevant streaks.

This displays the most frequent score lines for each team, both at home and away.

This table compares various team statistics (like winning percentage, goals scored per game, etc.) with the league average, encompassing all teams combined.

This tool allows you to filter team matches based on result patterns. For example, you can display a specific team's matches where they conceded at least one goal but still won, along with statistics for games matching those criteria.

It can also be used, as in the example below, to list all away games where the selected team was leading at half-time.

The Projected Points table simulates a points projection for each team based on their Points Per Game (PPG), the PPG of opponents already played, and the PPG of future opponents.

For each team, the PPG of played opponents is compared to the PPG of future opponents, resulting in a ratio.

If the played opponents' PPG is higher than the future opponents' PPG, the ratio is greater than 1. If the ratio is below 1, it means the played opponents' PPG is lower than the future opponents' PPG.

This ratio is then applied to the team's existing PPG to create a 'Projected PPG' for the team.

This 'Projected PPG' is multiplied by the number of remaining games to determine the 'Projected Points'.

This league table only considers goals scored in the first half.

This provides an overview of the number of goals scored and conceded by each team within each 15-minute (or 10-minute) time segment.

This details the number of goals scored by a specific player, lists matches where the player scored, and shows goals scored by the player in each 15-minute segment, in each half, and in home versus away matches.

For each team, this shows the percentage of matches where the team scored the first goal, conceded the first goal, and matches with no goals scored.

Some related tables indicate the time segments when each team scored or conceded the first goal of the match.

This represents each team's lead defending rate as a percentage. The lead defending rate is calculated by comparing the number of times the team has taken the lead with the number of times they have conceded an equalizer.

The equalizing rate is calculated based on the number of times a team has scored an equalizer compared to the number of times their opponents have taken the lead.

This shows the average percentage of time spent in the lead, level in goals, and trailing, across all matches combined.

This table isolates and displays statistics for each team, such as Points Per Game, exclusively from games where they scored the first goal.

This table isolates and displays statistics for each team, such as Points Per Game, exclusively from games where they conceded the first goal.

This table isolates and displays statistics for each team, such as Points Per Game, exclusively from games where they were leading at half-time.

This table isolates and displays statistics for each team, such as Points Per Game, exclusively from games where they were trailing at half-time.

This league table shows, for each team, the number of points won and lost after the 75th minute.

For instance, if the score is 0-0 after 75 minutes and the team wins the match, they are considered to have won 2 points after the 75th minute (as a 0-0 score would have granted 1 point, and the final result earned them 3 points).

The table also shows the difference between Points Won and Points Lost for each team.

This allows to filter matches based on their half-time outcome.

For example, you could set a filter to list all matches where a team was winning at half-time but ultimately lost.

In the example below, the filter returns a list of matches where the team was trailing at half-time, regardless of the final result.