La Liga Crime Index: No Team Table Yet

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.

#TeamCasesIndexPeak
1Atletico Madrid375%78%
2Sevilla368%96%
3Villarreal359%78%
4Malaga358%74%
5Real Madrid357%74%
6Alaves357%58%
7Athletic Club356%96%
8Real Betis356%60%
9Espanyol353%72%
10Levante351%69%
11Barcelona350%57%
12Deportivo La Coruna347%66%
13Valencia345%66%
14Rayo Vallecano342%54%
15Elche340%50%
16Getafe335%58%
17Racing Santander335%41%
18Real Sociedad331%51%
19Osasuna330%51%
20Celta Vigo325%51%

Individual anomalous match breakdowns for La Liga are on the competition page, the xG table is here, all match reviews live in the archive.

No La Liga teams are currently ranked in the Crime Index. There are not enough reviewed matches yet for a ranking, so the table has no listed teams at this stage.

Leader status

With no ranking available, La Liga has no confirmed Crime Index leader. A leader cannot be identified until enough reviewed matches support a team ranking. The current status applies to the entire La Liga team table rather than to any individual team.

What the table shows

The ranking remains unavailable because the reviewed-match record is not yet sufficient. As a result, there are no positions to compare and no leading team to report. This is a status of the current Crime Index ranking, not a placement for a particular La Liga team.

When enough reviewed matches are available for a ranking, the La Liga table can establish its listed teams and identify its leader. Until then, no team ranking is confirmed.