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Premier League · Matchday 4

2026-27 · 12 Sep 2026 – 14 Sep 2026 ← matchday 3 matchday 5 →

Round on radar: all leagues, before and after

Results 10 played

Every match of the round with the final score. Matches not yet played are shown as postponed.

The round in numbers

The round's figures against the season average before it: goals per match, how often both teams scored, how often there were at least 3 goals, and how results split between home wins, draws and away wins.

29goals2.90 per match · season before this round: 2.83
50.0%both teams scoredseason before this round: 53.3%
60.0%3+ goalsseason before this round: 50.0%
1 / 4 / 5home / draw / away

Table moves

How the table changed: each team's position before and after the round. At the top, the biggest climbs and drops.

Teambefore → afterpts
Leeds United FC9 → 3+68
Brighton & Hove Albion FC10 → 5+57
Nottingham Forest FC16 → 11+55
Newcastle United FC7 → 12-55
Crystal Palace FC13 → 16-33
Chelsea FC4 → 6-27

Elo moves

The Elo rating before and after the round. It rises when a team gets more from a match than expected and falls when it gets less; beating a strong opponent moves it more than beating a weak one.

Teambefore → afterΔ
Brighton & Hove Albion FC1540 → 1550+10.0
Leeds United FC1513 → 1521+8.3
Ipswich Town FC1396 → 1403+7.0
Coventry City FC1489 → 1479-10.0
Newcastle United FC1544 → 1536-8.3
Crystal Palace FC1498 → 1491-7.1

Streaks ended and new records

Streaks of at least 5 matches that ended in this round, and streaks that became a new own record (the longest in our database for that team).

Team
Liverpool FCscoring20ended
Nottingham Forest FCwinless6ended
Sunderland AFCscoring5ended
Arsenal FCscoring20new own record old record: 19
Chelsea FCconceding20new own record old record: 19
AFC Bournemouthscoring12new own record old record: 11
Arsenal FCwins in a row9new own record old record: 8

What the model said

Only estimates frozen within the last hour before each match; nothing recomputed afterwards. “Hit” = the most probable result was the real one. The round's Brier score: 0 = perfect, 0.6667 = random guessing. “Surprise” = how unlikely the real result was for the model (higher = more surprising).

No estimate was frozen before the matches of this round. The model was published on 24 Sep 2026; estimates are frozen within the last hour before each match, starting with the first round after publication.

How the chances moved

The difference between the simulator's chances before the round and after it: who gained and who lost the most for 1st place, the top 4 and the bottom 3.

No simulator run before this round; the comparison appears from the first round with a run before and one after.

Updated 25 Oct 2026 06:37