Team performance analysis

Team A and Team B share the same number of points, yet:

- Team A is experiencing a sharp drop in results, having lost their last 4 games while Team B has actually been initiating a huge come back from the bottom of the table.

- In the last 5 seasons, Team A has been typically an average of 15 points above their current points tally at this stage of the season, while Team B is pretty much at the same number of points they were at the same stage last season.

- Team B has earned 70% of their points in their away games so far.

- Only 10 matches into the season, and Team A has already played against each team of the top 5 so the number of points they have obtained might have been "tougher" to get, compared to the points picked up by Team B, who have mostly played against teams ranked below them.

- Team A is ranked at the top of the first-half table, with a total of only one goal conceded so far during the first half.

- Team B has typically been a slow starter in terms of goal scored and usually scored 40% of their goals in the last 15 minutes.

- Team B often concedes the first goal yet have managed to equalize with an 80% equalizing rate so far.

- Team A has been known for their ability to keep a result, with a lead defending rate of 90% and an average of 40% of the match duration spent in the lead.

- Team A is 5 points away from the 4th spot yet have a supposedly "easier" run-in than their competitors' as the opponents Team A have yet to play against have a lower average points-per-game value that that of their direct competitors'.

- Team B has managed to overturn situations in their favour in the last minutes a lot more than they have lost points in those last minutes, with 13 points won after the 75th minutes, for only 2 points lost during that same time frame.

On this website, we are looking to provide you with a set of tables, dashboards and tools to help analyse how each team has been faring in the league, to help uncover some unique characteristics in terms of performance, including strengths and weaknesses compared to the league average.

Overview of the team's latest results and the seasonal wins, draws and losses, at home and away.

The graph underneath shows the sequence of each outcome and how many goals were scored and conceded in each match.

This table shows the difference between home and away games in the number of points picked up by each team.

The Relative Performance Index is calculated based on the number of points picked up by each team relative to how much of a 'challenge' their played opponents have represented so far.

Points picked up by each team considering the last few matches.

The Form tables also show the seasonal Points Per Game value of the opponents played in those matches.

For each team, Points Per Game in the last 8 games compared with their Points Per Game since the begining of the season.

The allows to get a representation of how the team has been performing lately relative to their overall performace during the season.

How the team current stats compare with last season regarding Points Per Game, average goals scored, Clean Sheets, Failed To Score and other indicators.

How the team current stats compare with the stats after the same number of matches were played in each of a few previous seasons.

Overview of the results obtained against the other teams listed according to their ranking in the league table.

This allows to quickly visualize how the team has fared, for example against the top 5 or bottom 5 teams.

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

This table can be used to evaluate how presumably 'easy' or 'difficult' the team's upcoming matches are expected to be, relative to the assumed 'difficulty level' of the matches already played by the team.

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

Current consecutive wins, draws, defeats, clean sheets, etc. for each team.

Frequent score lines for each team, at home and away.

This table shows how some team stats (like winning percentage, goals scored per game, etc.) compare with the league average, all teams combined.

This tool allows to filter team matches depending on result patterns.

For example it allows to display, for a specific team, the list of matches where the team conceded at least one goal but ended up winning the match, and statistics relative to the games matching those criteria.

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

League table only taking into account the goals scored in the first half.

Overview of the number of goals scored and conceded by each team in each 15-minute (or 10-minute) time segment.

Number of goals scored by a specific player, list of matches where the player has scored, number of goals scored by the player in each 15-minute segment, in each half, and in home matches and away matches.

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

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

Lead defending rate for team team, expressed in percentage. The lead defending rate is calculated based on the number of times the team has taken the lead, relative to the number of times the team has conceded an equalizer.

The equalizing rate is calculated based on the number of times the team has managed to score an equalizer, relative to the number of times the opponents have taken the lead.

Percentage of time spent in the lead, level in goals, and trailing, all matches combined on average.

Average Points Per Game picked up by each team when the team scored the first goal.

Overview of when (in which 15-minute time segments) the team has scored their opening goals.

Average Points Per Game picked up by each team when the team conceded the first goal.

Overview of when (in which 15-minute time segments) the team has conceded opening goals.

Average Points Per Game picked up by each team when the team was leading at half-time.

Average Points Per Game picked up by each team when the team was trailing at half-time.

League table showing for each team the number of points won after the 75th minute and the number of points lost after the 75th minute.

For example, if the current score is 0-0 after 75 minutes, and the team ends up winning the match, the team has won 2 points after the 75th minute (as the 0-0 score would have granted them 1 point and the final result earned them 3 points).

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

Filter matches depending on the half-time outcome.

For example, we could set up a filter to list all the matches where a team was winning at half time yet ended up losing the match.

In the example below, below the filter returns the list of matches where the team was trailing at half-time, no matter the end result.