Rebuilding a Football Stats Site: What Changed at Football H2H
The site has been rebuilt from the templates up. Here is what changed, what stayed the same, and why the old data pipeline was replaced.
Read →Season previews, table breakdowns and practical guides to reading form, goal difference and head-to-head records across the four leagues.
The site has been rebuilt from the templates up. Here is what changed, what stayed the same, and why the old data pipeline was replaced.
Read →Points are not portable between divisions. If you want to compare a Championship side with a Serie B side, you need to normalise first.
Read →A club page holds more than a table position. Here is the order to read it in, and which numbers deserve a second look.
Read →It looks like a footnote column until the last weekend of the season. A guide to how goal difference accumulates and when it actually decides a table.
Read →Ligue 2 has the smallest relegation band of the four leagues here — and the most congested middle. Both facts change how the table should be read.
Read →Serie B's promotion structure is the most complicated of the four leagues here. It also makes the middle of the table far more meaningful than it looks.
Read →Spain's second tier sends three clubs up and four down, which makes it the most volatile of the four leagues covered here. What that does to the table.
Read →Twenty-four clubs, 46 matches each, and a promotion race that historically stays open into April. A reading guide to the Championship table as it stands.
Read →A 6-2 record across eight meetings feels decisive. It often is not. Here is what the historical record is good for, and where it quietly misleads.
Read →Two clubs on 48 points are not necessarily level. If one has played three more matches, the rate tells a different story — and it is the rate that predicts the rest of the…
Read →Five results is a short window. It is long enough to show a trend and short enough to be mostly noise. Here is how to tell the two apart.
Read →Points decide the table, goal difference breaks the tie — but the order those rules are applied in decides who goes up in April. A plain-English walk through the mechanics.
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