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International Team Stats Explained

These stats cover national teams during international breaks and tournaments. They’re based on each team’s last 6 competitive games – World Cup and continental qualifiers, Nations League matches, and tournament games such as the World Cup, Euros, AFCON, Gold Cup and Copa America. Friendlies are not counted.

National teams play far fewer games than clubs, so this gives the fairest picture of recent competitive form. For games that went to extra time, results and goal stats use the 90-minute score.

All tables are sorted highest to lowest by default. You can sort the tables yourself by clicking on the heading – you might want to sort by the lowest amount if you’re more interested in Under 2.5 Goals, rather than Over 2.5 Goals, for example. The tables are also searchable, in case you want to find one particular team.

Shows each team’s win record across their last 6 competitive games.

  • Points Per Game: Average points per game over the team’s last 6 competitive fixtures (3 for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a loss).
  • Win %: What share of those 6 games each team won.
  • Both columns are sorted so the higher-ranked team’s value appears first – giving you a quick read on which side has been winning more consistently.

Covers everything goal-related across each team’s last 6 competitive fixtures:

  • Both Teams to Score %: How often both teams have scored in matches the team has played.
  • Over 1.5, 2.5, 3.5 Goals %: How often the team’s matches reached that total of goals.
  • Clean Sheets: How often the team didn’t concede.
  • Failed to Score: How often the team didn’t score.
  • BTTS Both Halves & Scored Both Halves: How often goal action stretched across both halves.
  • Sorted by the average of both teams’ percentages, so high-scoring matchups rise to the top.

Shows each team’s discipline record across their last 6 competitive fixtures.

  • Average Cards Per Game: Each team’s own cards received per game – doesn’t take their opponent’s cards into account. The middle column shows the combined total per game so you can see the likely total cards in the fixture.
  • Average Fouls Per Game: Each team’s own fouls committed per game.

Each team’s individual averages over their last 6 competitive fixtures:

  • Average Corners Per Game: Total corners per game in matches the team has played (their corners + opponents’ corners). Sorted by the average of both teams.
  • Average Shots on Target & Average Possession: Each team’s own per-game average. Sorted by whichever team has the higher amount, so you can see at a glance which side is dominant in that stat.

International football coverage isn’t uniform across all confederations. UEFA and CONMEBOL teams generally have full data for every recent fixture. Some teams from other confederations have partial or missing match-level data for things like corners, possession, fouls, or shots on target.

  • If a value has a small red number next to it (e.g. 9.5⁴), that means it’s based on 4 or 5 of the team’s last 6 games rather than all 6. Hover for the exact count.
  • If a value reads N/A, it means data was available for 3 or fewer of the last 6 games. The number isn’t reliable enough to publish.
  • Fixtures where one team has full data and the other has N/A still appear in the rankings – you’ll see the value for the covered side and N/A for the other.

Disclaimer

I do my best to ensure the stats here are accurate and up to date, but please remember they’re based on data provided by third-party sources and human error can also come into play so inaccuracies can occur. Also, nothing on this site should be taken as advice or a recommendation – these stats are just here to help you spot patterns, trends, and insights in the matches.