Champions League Crime Index Team Status
Average Crime Index per team across every reviewed match this season — how often a team's results diverge from what xG says they deserved. A high average doesn't mean foul play: it can mean a run of goalkeeping heroics, freakishly clinical finishing, or simply a team the stats keep robbing. Only teams with at least three reviewed matches are included — a single outlier match would otherwise skew a team's spot in the ranking. What Crime Index is and how it's calculated — full methodology.
Individual anomalous match breakdowns for Champions League are on the competition page, the xG table is here, all match reviews live in the archive.
The Champions League Crime Index has no ranking leader or listed number: the reviewed matches are not sufficient yet for a team ranking.
Current status
The available Champions League information does not support a Crime Index team ranking. With not enough reviewed matches, no team can be placed above, below, or alongside another team in the ranking.
This page records the ranking status rather than a table of teams or numbers. The Crime Index remains tied to the reviewed matches available for Champions League. Until the match volume is sufficient, there is no confirmed leader, no position order, and no team value to report.
Ranking availability
The ranking can only be presented when reviewed matches provide enough basis for a Champions League team ranking. For now, the relevant result is straightforward: the competition has not yet reached that point. The page remains focused on the Crime Index ranking status, without assigning any team a number or rank.