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League One stats by market

Which clubs' games keep going one way in the League One, counted from past matches.

Win stats

Wins and win or draw

  1. Stockport — 64% (7/11)

Goals stats

Goals in the match · over 2.5

  1. Oxford — 78% (7/9)
  2. Luton — 70% (7/10)
  3. Mansfield — 70% (7/10)

Both teams to score stats

Both clubs score

  1. Cambridge — 91% (10/11)
  2. Wycombe — 82% (9/11)
  3. Luton — 80% (8/10)

Corner stats

Corners in the match · over 9.5

  1. Barnsley — 90% (9/10)
  2. Plymouth — 83% (10/12)
  3. Bradford — 82% (9/11)

Card stats

Cards in the match · over 3.5

  1. Leyton Orient — 82% (9/11)
  2. Wigan — 80% (8/10)
  3. Oxford — 78% (7/9)

Shots stats

Shots in the match · over 26.5

  1. Blackpool — 80% (8/10)
  2. Barnsley — 70% (7/10)
  3. Leicester — 70% (7/10)

Shots on target stats

Shots on target in the match · over 7.5

  1. Blackpool — 90% (9/10)
  2. Leicester — 90% (9/10)
  3. Wycombe — 82% (9/11)

Goalkeeper saves stats

Saves by both keepers · over 5.5

  1. Bromley — 80% (8/10)
  2. Blackpool — 80% (8/10)
  3. Leicester — 70% (7/10)

First-half goals stats

Goals before half time · over 0.5

  1. Luton — 90% (9/10)
  2. Plymouth — 83% (10/12)
  3. Wycombe — 82% (9/11)

Second-half goals stats

Goals after half time · over 1.5

  1. Cambridge — 73% (8/11)
  2. Luton — 70% (7/10)
  3. Oxford — 67% (6/9)

What the boards show

Each board ranks the clubs in the League One by how often their games cleared a line this season, with the league’s own rate beside it so you can see how far ahead of the field a club sits. Only clubs at 60% or more are listed.

Right now the leaders include Stockport (win, 64%), Oxford (goals, 78%), Cambridge (both teams to score, 91%). Open a market to change the line, switch between Over and Under, or look at home and away games.

How hit rates and hot lines are worked out

Questions

Which markets does TallyLine count for the League One?

Goals, both teams to score, corners, cards, shots, shots on target, goalkeeper saves, first-half and second-half goals, and results, each as a hit rate over the lines bookmakers list.

How is a hit rate worked out?

It is the share of a club’s games this season that finished on the right side of the line. A club needs at least 6 games to be listed.