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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.

Both teams scored and the result

Each row counts the two events occurring together. Its denominator is every scored match in this window, including matches where both teams did not score.

Observed both-teams-scored and result combinations
ObservationFrequency
Both teams scored53.6%30 of 56 matches
Both teams scored + home win19.6%11 of 56 matches
Both teams scored + draw23.2%13 of 56 matches
Both teams scored + away win10.7%6 of 56 matches
Over 2.5 goals + both teams scored42.9%24 of 56 matches
Over 2.5 goals + at least one side did not score10.7%6 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.

More statistics

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.