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Premier League 2026-27. Goal, corner and card frequencies from all scored full-time matches, with observed counts beside every percentage.

Restored from the 11 October backup. Current updates are not connected.

Analyzing 56 of 56 scored full-time matches in this competition-season, Fri, 21 Aug 2026 to Sat, 10 Oct 2026. Corners: 50 measured matches. Cards: 50 measured matches.

Total goals

Over means strictly more than the line; under means strictly fewer. Valid final scores form the sample.

Total match goals. Each percentage uses the measured sample shown in its cell.
TotalOverUnder
0.591.1%51 of 56 matches8.9%5 of 56 matches
1.575.0%42 of 56 matches25.0%14 of 56 matches
2.553.6%30 of 56 matches46.4%26 of 56 matches
3.533.9%19 of 56 matches66.1%37 of 56 matches
4.519.6%11 of 56 matches80.4%45 of 56 matches
5.57.1%4 of 56 matches92.9%52 of 56 matches
6.55.4%3 of 56 matches94.6%53 of 56 matches
7.51.8%1 of 56 matches98.2%55 of 56 matches

Home and away goals

Home and away refer to the recorded match sides. Both tables use the same scored-match sample.

Home side

Home-side goals. Each percentage uses the measured sample shown in its cell.
TotalOverUnder
0.571.4%40 of 56 matches28.6%16 of 56 matches
1.551.8%29 of 56 matches48.2%27 of 56 matches
2.517.9%10 of 56 matches82.1%46 of 56 matches
3.510.7%6 of 56 matches89.3%50 of 56 matches

Away side

Away-side goals. Each percentage uses the measured sample shown in its cell.
TotalOverUnder
0.573.2%41 of 56 matches26.8%15 of 56 matches
1.537.5%21 of 56 matches62.5%35 of 56 matches
2.514.3%8 of 56 matches85.7%48 of 56 matches
3.53.6%2 of 56 matches96.4%54 of 56 matches

First-half and second-half goals

Both halves use the same 56 of 56 scored matches with valid paired half-time and full-time scores. Second-half goals are full-time minus half-time for each side. Missing or inconsistent half scores are excluded after selecting the match window.

First half

First-half match goals. Each percentage uses the measured sample shown in its cell.
TotalOverUnder
0.558.9%33 of 56 matches41.1%23 of 56 matches
1.537.5%21 of 56 matches62.5%35 of 56 matches
2.516.1%9 of 56 matches83.9%47 of 56 matches
3.55.4%3 of 56 matches94.6%53 of 56 matches

Second half

Second-half match goals. Each percentage uses the measured sample shown in its cell.
TotalOverUnder
0.582.1%46 of 56 matches17.9%10 of 56 matches
1.548.2%27 of 56 matches51.8%29 of 56 matches
2.525.0%14 of 56 matches75.0%42 of 56 matches
3.510.7%6 of 56 matches89.3%50 of 56 matches

Exact total goals

Exact total-goal frequencies
ObservationFrequency
0 goals8.9%5 of 56 matches
1 goal16.1%9 of 56 matches
2 goals21.4%12 of 56 matches
3 goals19.6%11 of 56 matches
4 goals14.3%8 of 56 matches
5 goals12.5%7 of 56 matches
6 goals1.8%1 of 56 matches
7 goals3.6%2 of 56 matches
8 or more goals1.8%1 of 56 matches

The match sample

Showing the newest 20 analyzed matches below. Every match in the selected season window contributes to the figures above.

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How to read these figures

The full definitions are in the glossary and the methodology.

What is a sample?
The number of matches behind a figure. A percentage or an average is counted only over matches that have that measurement stored, and a figure from a handful of matches is marked as a small sample.
What is a rate?
The share of measured matches in which something happened, such as both teams scoring. It describes the matches counted and is not a forecast.
Why can two tables differ?
Season views count one competition-season. Last 5, 10 and 20 windows follow each club across stored seasons in its competition, and a home or away filter applies after the window is chosen.
Is a missing figure counted as zero?
No. A missing measurement is left out of that figure's sample and is never treated as zero.

Goals, halves and corners leaderboards

Cards, shots and form leaderboards

Clubs, leagues and tools

Source: stored half-time and final scores and full-match side statistics, with the analyzed matches linked above. Missing or ambiguous measurements are excluded separately for each metric. Historical frequencies describe this stored sample; they do not establish predictive accuracy.