Football Statistics - Match Statistics and Analysis
You can list the results of the matches made by clicking on the team. Teams with matches in the fixture are red.
13 August 2026 Thursday Welcome to our football statistics tool — the fastest way to run meaningful football stats and analysis across thousands of matches from leagues around the world. Select a league, home or away filter, and match range; the engine instantly ranks teams by how consistently they match your chosen criterion.
Raw match data tells you very little on its own. Filtered and ranked, it reveals patterns that are invisible in a standard fixture list: which teams produce goals in the first half, which sides consistently stay under 2.5 goals at home, or which opponents are yet to keep a clean sheet in their last ten away games. Our statistics tool turns that raw data into simple, actionable rankings — no spreadsheet required.
How to Use the Football Statistics Tool
Choose the total number of matches you want to analyse, then select the league and whether you want home, away, or combined data. Set the number of recent matches to include in the calculation and pick your statistical criterion. Hit "Make Statistics" and the tool returns a ranked list showing which teams best match your filter, displayed as a percentage. Teams currently listed in the fixture bulletin appear highlighted in red. Click any team name to view its full recent match history.
What Statistics Can You Query?
Match Result and First Half Statistics
Query teams by full-time result (home win, draw, away win), first half result, or half-time/full-time combination. Teams on long unbeaten runs or consistent draw streaks surface quickly. For in-depth sequence data, visit our soccer current sequences page.
Goal and H2H Statistics
Over/under 2.5 goals, both teams to score, total goal ranges, and first half over/under filters are among the most-used queries. For h2h stats between two specific sides, our soccer team comparison tool gives you a dedicated head-to-head breakdown. For odds-based football stats and analysis, see our football odds analysis section.
Leagues Covered
The tool covers 90+ leagues including all top divisions in England, Spain, Germany, Italy, and France, plus Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Russia, Denmark, Austria, Greece, Turkey, and the United States. Data is updated daily so every query reflects the most recent results. For today's match predictions alongside your stats research, check our football tips page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often is the football statistics data updated?
Match data is updated automatically every day. When you run a query, the tool calculates results based on the latest available results across all covered leagues.
Is the football statistics tool free to use?
Yes. All filters, leagues, and query types are available without registration or payment.
Can I filter by home or away performance separately?
Yes. The tool lets you run queries on home matches only, away matches only, or both combined. This is particularly useful for finding teams whose home and away profiles differ significantly — a common pattern worth checking before using soccer stats for predictions.
How do I use these stats alongside match predictions?
High match percentages indicate a team has been consistent in that criterion over recent games. Combining this data with odds movement on our football odds analysis page gives you a fuller picture before drawing any conclusions.
Which leagues have the most complete football statistics?
Europe's top five leagues — the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1 — carry the deepest match histories in the tool, followed by their second divisions. Coverage extends to more than 90 competitions worldwide, including leagues across Africa, the Americas and Asia.
Are these football statistics free to use?
Yes. Every league, filter and query type on this page is free, with no registration, download or subscription required.
How many matches should I include in a query?
Ten matches is a sensible minimum. Shorter samples exaggerate short-term form and can turn a two-match run into a misleading percentage. Twenty matches gives a steadier picture, though it may mask a genuine recent change in a team's approach.
What is the difference between football stats and football analysis?
Statistics describe what has already happened — how often a team met a given criterion across recent matches. Analysis is the interpretation layer: weighing sample size, home and away splits, opponent quality and odds movement together. Our football odds analysis section covers that second step.
League-by-League Football Statistics
Narrowing a query to a single competition reveals its character quickly. Some leagues produce consistently high goal averages, others are defined by tight defences and frequent draws. The tool covers every major European competition, so you can compare how the same criterion behaves across different footballing cultures.
Premier League and Championship Statistics
English football generates the widest range of queries, from over/under trends to corner and card patterns. Filter Premier League fixtures by home or away form to see which sides carry a very different profile on the road, then apply the same filter to the Championship for a contrast in pace and scoring.
La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1
Spain, Italy, Germany and France each reward a different reading. Bundesliga sides historically sit high on goal-based filters, while Serie A tends to reward under-2.5 and clean-sheet queries. Running the same criterion across all four gives you an immediate sense of where a trend is genuinely unusual and where it is simply league-typical.
Champions League and European Competition Stats
Continental fixtures pair teams from different leagues, which makes head-to-head context more valuable than raw form. Use the tool to check each side's domestic profile first, then compare them directly through our soccer team comparison tool.
Specialist Statistics Beyond Goals
Corner Statistics
Corner stats measure territorial pressure that scorelines hide. Teams that spend long spells in the opposition half accumulate corners even in matches they fail to win, which makes this one of the more revealing secondary filters — particularly when split by first half and second half.
BTTS and Clean Sheet Records
Both teams to score is among the most-queried football stats because it depends on two independent profiles rather than one. Pair a side's scoring consistency with its opponent's clean sheet record to see whether a BTTS trend is driven by attacking strength or defensive fragility.
Half-Time Statistics and Streaks
First half goal stats separate fast starters from teams that build pressure late. Combined with half-time/full-time patterns, they identify sides that reliably lead at the break as well as those that regularly recover. For sequences currently running, see our soccer current sequences page.