RadarRound on Radar
Six numbers about the round, across all tracked leagues: three before, three after. Each one links to the page it comes from.
Before: 23–26 Oct
Three things to watch in the next round, picked across all leagues: the match that can move the table chances most, the streak one match from a record, and the match with no clear favourite in the model's estimate.
01 / 03Biggest impact73 ppMonaco – Lille (Ligue 1, 25 Oct 14:00 UTC): how far both teams' chances can move in total with the resultWhich match can move the table most? →02 / 03Streak near the record27Paris Saint-Germain FC (Ligue 1): scoring, 27 matches in a row; the league record in our database: 27Does the streak go on? →03 / 03Most balanced match36%Napoli – Roma (Serie A, 24 Oct 16:00 UTC): 1 33% · X 31% · 2 36% — no outcome above 36%Which match has no clear favourite? →
After: 20–22 Oct
Three things that changed in the last fully played round: the biggest Elo rating move, the result the estimate frozen before the match expected least, and the biggest change in title chance.
01 / 03Biggest Elo move+21.9FC Barcelona (La Liga, matchday 6): 1748 → 1770 Elo pointsWho gained or lost the most? →02 / 03Upset vs the frozen estimate41%Levante 3–1 Athletic (La Liga): what the frozen estimate ❄ gave that resultWhat did the model expect least? →03 / 03Title chance change—First comparison: after the round from 23–26 Oct (the simulator runs before and after every round).Whose title chance moved most? →
How to read it
Where the numbers come from and what a card without a number means.
- A round = a weekend (Friday–Monday) or midweek (Tuesday–Thursday), by UTC time, across all tracked leagues.
- Each number is calculated exactly as on the page the card links to, and can be found there.
- A card without a number says when its data appears: nothing is replaced with another source.
Updated: 25 Oct 08:20 UTC