2010/11 European leagues statistical review

Since all of the various national leagues in Europe are over I think it is time to try to recap this most recent season. All of these stats are from the most recently completed season so for the spring to fall leagues this is from the 2010 season. All of the stats listed here are for league champions only.

Undefeated season
Valetta (Malta) 18-10-0
Rosenborg (Norway) 19-11-0
Porto (Portugal) 27-3-0

most wins
Rangers (Scotland) 30
Barcelona (Spain) 30

least wins
Breiðablik (Iceland) 13

Most draws
Lille (France) 13

Least draws
Olympiacos (Greece) 1

Most losses
Strum Graz (Austria) 8
Wisła Kraków (Poland) 8

most goals for
Flora Tallinn (Estonia) 104

least goals for
Borac Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina) 37

least goals against
FC Santa Coloma (Andorra) 11

most goals against
Basel (Switzerland) 44
Bangor City (Wales) 44

Best goal difference
Barcelona (Spain) +74

worst goal difference
Wisła Kraków (Poland) +15

most points
Barcelona (Spain) 96

least points
Breiðablik (Iceland) 44

Surprised to see the Lille stat on draws.

8 is the most games any team has lost?

Sean wrote:8 is the most games any team has lost?

For league champions yes.

Breiðablik stats are quite skewed because they only play 22 games a season in Iceland. Everything else I think is a fair representation of the quality of each team listed.

Do you come up with these stats yourself or is it automated somewhere?

ahlycotc wrote:Do you come up with these stats yourself or is it automated somewhere?

This stuff was easy just spent about an hour or so on Wikipedia copied it onto paper then looked through the list and posted it on this forum.

Brilliant, someone actually scored 100+ goals.

Jord wrote:Brilliant, someone actually scored 100+ goals.

We did it 2 seasons ago

valetta malta undefeated fuck yeah

FC Santa Coloma.

Ekstraklasa is super competitive, and Wisla tbh didn't have the best start to the season. (None of the regular top teams did tbh... Jagiellonia was leading the table until January) so it really is no surprise.

Honestly Polska why is there any thread you won't bring up Polish football? There was really no need for all that

Considering my team Wisla Krakow was listed twice in the OP it is actually quite relevant you cunt.

No least losses stat?

Yeah, I'm hoping no team lost more than 4. But Barca probably lost 1 or something- cunts.

Well done Lille for beating us to most draws.

Well, they lost to Hercules, but they might have lost to someone else

Just had a thought- 3 teams had an unbeaten season. They'll have the least losses. Duuhhh.

Danny wrote:Just had a thought- 3 teams had an unbeaten season. They'll have the least losses. Duuhhh.

UNDEFEATED SEASON MEANS ZERO LOSSES.

You killed the forum

Scuba Steve wrote:

Danny wrote:Just had a thought- 3 teams had an unbeaten season. They'll have the least losses. Duuhhh.

UNDEFEATED SEASON MEANS ZERO LOSSES.

Thanks for telling me.

Hadn't managed to work it out.

most goals for
Flora Tallinn (Estonia) 104


can't believe my local club where I play scored the most goals in Europe though it's no wonder judging the level of Estonian league

Danny wrote:No least losses stat?

I listed teams that had an undefeated season so a least losses stat would be redundant.

I found another way to look at some of the various league results throughout all of Europe

Repeat champions 17 (out of 52 leagues) 32.7%

first time champions 8 15.4%
FK Borac Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
FC Viktoria Plzeň (Czech Republic)
Videoton (Hungary)
Breiðablik (Iceland)
FC Tobol (Kazkhstan)
KF Shkëndija 79 (Macedonia)
Dacia Chişinău (Moldova)
Oţelul Galaţi (Romania)

20+ champions (dynasty) 12 23.1%
Rangers 54 (Scotland)
Linfield 50 (Northern Ireland)
Olympiacos 38 (Greece)
Ajax 30 (Netherlands)
Porto 25 (Portugal)
HJK 23 (Finland)
Partizan 23 (Serbia)
Rosenborg 22 (Norway)
Barcelona 21 (Spain)
APOEL 21 (Cyprus)
HB Torshavan 21 (Faroe Islands)
Valletta 20 (Malta)

Weather130 wrote:most goals for
Flora Tallinn (Estonia) 104

First time I saw that I thought it was a player

Jay wrote:

Weather130 wrote:most goals for
Flora Tallinn (Estonia) 104

First time I saw that I thought it was a player

Nah but Tallinn is the capital of all things football in Estonia. They have 4 teams in the top league and they are 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and last (okay you can't win everything)

Jay wrote:

Weather130 wrote:most goals for
Flora Tallinn (Estonia) 104

First time I saw that I thought it was a player

Their GK Coach is Mart Poom I believe.

While everyone looks to see what is going on at the top one still has to look farther down the table and look at the real failures out there. First I will bring up the defending champions that did not make it to European football this year.
Debrcen (Hungary) 12-10-8 5th (out of 18)
Jeunesse d'Esch (Luxembourg) 10-7-9 8th (out of 14)
Lech Poznan (Poland) 13-6-11 5th (out of 16)
CFR Cluj (Romania) 11-12-11 10th (out of 18)
AIK (Sweden) 10-5-15 11th (out of 16)