Combined football stats for 24th – 25th May 2025

The Premier League, La Liga and Serie A seasons all finish this weekend, and we have all the stats here for the final games of the season.

The title has already been won in all three leagues (Liverpool, Barcelona, and in Serie A, Napoli won the title on Friday night with a 2-0 win at home to Cagliari). Relegation is decided in the Premier League, with Southampton, Ipswich Town and Leicester City dropping to the Championship, while in Spain one of Espanyol and Leganes will be relegated, along with Real Valladolid. Two of Venezia, Lecce, Empoli, Parma and Hellas Verona will be relegated in Italy, with Monza’s relegation already confirmed. There are scraps for European places in all three leagues.

The tables below all show which day a fixture is taking place, but for ease, Saturday fixtures have black text and Sunday fixtures have green text.

Points Difference Stats

We’ll get started with the points difference stats, which, in theory, should show which team is most likely to win a particular fixture. I hope to supplement this with a form points difference (probably over the last 6 games) shortly.

BTTS Stats

Below are the fixtures with the highest BTTS percentage running to the lowest BTTS percentage. You can sort the table the opposite way by clicking on the heading if you want to see the lowest BTTS percentage too.

Over 1.5 Goals Stats

Similarly, the Over 1.5 Goals stats work in the same way.

Over 2.5 Goals Stats

As above – I’m trying to avoid saying the very same thing over and over again!

Over 3.5 Goals Stats

Same!

Corners Stats

Here we have the average corners per game stats. The stats shown are for a team’s average total corners in a game – so both corners won and corners conceded. I decided to show the average rather than a percentage of over 7.5 corners or 8.5 corners etc. so then you can choose the most appropriate to go for.

Cards Stats

Cards is calculated differently to corners, and each team’s average cards per game are shown, before they’re added together to get the total average per fixture.

And that’s that for Europe’s top five leagues for this season! I am going to continue posting the stats articles throughout the summer but I’m yet to decide exactly which leagues will be included. I have to build those systems too – as well as finish setting up other things in the background. It will likely be a couple of weeks by the time that’s all good to go – but if you’re interested in the stats, come back in a couple of weeks and there will be a progress update here for you.

Just a quick note: 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. 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.

If you have been looking at the stats, thank you very much and I hope they have been useful for you. I hope you have a great weekend and best of luck with whatever you do!