
SportMetrics
See the shape of a game before kickoff.
Analytics·Data & Infrastructure
What is SportMetrics?
Sportmetrics (sportmetrics.org) is a football analytics site that frames matches like a trading screen. It is aimed at bettors, analysts, and serious fans who want pre-match context rather than just scores.
It turns fixture data into visual, comparative signals: goal-timing maps (when teams score or concede), home-versus-away mirror views, and rolling form windows that separate season averages from recent momentum. The site claims 80+ derived team metrics, a seven-day fixture planning window, and pre-match trend signals.
Signature measures include:
- Chance Quality Index — weights box shots, shots on target, and outside attempts to separate real pressure from shot volume.
- Goal Difference Momentum — recent goal-difference trend versus the season baseline.
- Penalty Area Dominance Index — entries into dangerous zones and conversion into accurate attempts.
- Rolling Form Index — last five results compressed into a 0–1 score.
- Pressing Intensity Proxy — physical pressure plus forced opponent errors.
- Asian Handicap Performance — whether a team beats market expectation, not just wins outright.
It also publishes data-led match previews (form, team ratings, scoring trends, market odds) and league pages with tables, rolling form, and Sportmetrics ratings. Covered competitions include the Premier League, Championship, League One, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, MLS, Brazil Serie A, Eredivisie, Primeira Liga, and the J1 League.
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