What the 1 to 20 ratings mean. Each rating is where a club ranks against the other clubs in its own division, last season (2025/26), league games only. 20 is the top 5% of the division on that measure, 16 to 20 the top quarter, 1 to 5 the bottom quarter. A promoted club is rated on the division it played in last season.
264 clubs across 14 divisions, with this season's table, the next league game, the squad from our player cards and who is listed out.
- Hover or tap a rating for the real number behind it.
- Greyed ratings barely carry over from one season to the next. How a team plays (possession, passing) holds strongly; results only partly.
- Formations first. Tap a shape, or swipe the pitch, to see the XI that last played it, its record, and who from that XI is out now. Tap a player for his ratings and card.
- Which formation works best? Mostly we can't tell. Across all clubs, of 543 shapes used 6+ times, no more stood out from what our ratings expected than chance alone would give. The chart on each card shows why: nearly every range crosses the line.
holds season to season
partly holds
mostly this season
16-20 top quarter
11-15 above the middle
6-10 below the middle
1-5 bottom quarter
Style ratings are neither good nor bad
What the cards can't tell you
- Ratings are last season's. A new manager or a big summer changes a team. This season's table sits on the card for that reason.
- A 15 is a rank, not a level. A 15 in the Scottish Premiership is not the same standard as a 15 in the Premier League.
- Expected goals ratings appear only where our feed has them for 90%+ of a club's games.
- The squad list shows players with 900+ league minutes last season in our 14 divisions who are at the club this season. New arrivals from elsewhere are not on it yet.
- No warning never means fit. Our feed has no injury news for 7 of the 14 leagues, and a club's list for the next game may not be out yet. Status from 28 October 2026.
Data sources
- Player photos and club badges belong to their owners and are shown to identify them.
- API-Football: match statistics, scores, the official table, fixtures and injury news.
- Ratings, carry-over tests and formation records: our own, from that data.