Empowering Smarter Football Decisions

We don't invent xG — we ingest it directly from a professional football data API used by analytics platforms across the industry. Every shot in a match is graded by their calibrated chance-quality model (location, angle, body part, build-up) and converted to a probability between 0 and 1. A team's match xG is the sum of every chance it created. When xG outpaces actual goals, finishing is the problem. When goals outpace xG, variance is being kind. It is the single cleanest one-number summary of attacking process — the same xG number every serious analyst is working from.

Pure arithmetic, zero opinion. Three points for a win, one for a draw, zero for a loss — divided by matches played. The home table surfaces the last-10-match window because that is what reveals current form; deeper team and league views expose the full set of windows we precompute (last 3, 6, 10, 20, and season-wide) so you can compare snapshot against trend. Identical formula for every team in every league we cover — no editorial bonuses, no 'momentum' adjustments.

OVR answers the only question that really matters: how good is this team right now? We blend two windows 50/50 — short-form (last 3 and last 6 matches) for momentum, long-form (last 10 and last 20 matches) for baseline quality. Inside each window we score two things: results (win / draw / loss) and goal output (scored, conceded, goal difference). Critically, every result is graded against opponent tier — beating a stronger side scores higher than beating a weaker one, and a loss to a top team costs less than a loss to a bottom one. The result is one comparable number that is responsive enough to catch a mid-season surge, stable enough that a single fluke cannot wreck it.

How chaotic do this team's matches usually get? GLS averages every goal scored AND conceded across a team's recent fixtures — the home table uses the last 10 because that mirrors current style. A team at 3.5 lives in open, end-to-end shootouts; a team at 1.5 grinds out 1-0s. Two high-GLS teams meet? Expect a shootout. Two low-GLS teams? Bring a book. One of the fastest reads on whether tonight's match is going to be entertainment or tactics.