Crime Index Status for Primeira Liga Teams

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
1Sporting CP377%95%
2Moreirense361%77%
3Benfica359%94%
4Casa Pia459%94%
5Rio Ave454%88%
6Arouca450%87%
7Alverca449%95%
8Academico Viseu447%80%
9FC Porto443%80%
10Estoril442%88%
11Estrela331%52%
12Santa Clara428%39%
13Nacional323%33%
14GIL Vicente320%43%
15Maritimo419%26%
16Famalicao417%31%

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

No teams are ranked in the Primeira Liga Crime Index at this point. The available scale is therefore empty: there is no team position to report.

Leader status

There is no leader in the current ranking. A leader cannot be named while the reviewed matches are not sufficient for a ranking. The ranking remains unavailable rather than placing one team above another.

Reviewed matches

The deciding factor is the number of reviewed matches. There are not enough reviewed matches yet for a ranking. Until that changes, no team can be shown as ranked and no leading position can be recorded.

This status applies to the Primeira Liga team ranking only. It does not provide a team order, a leader, or a ranked list. The absence of a ranking is the current result: reviewed matches have not yet reached the level required for the ranking. For now, the ranking contains neither a first position nor any other position. It remains without teams because the reviewed matches are not enough yet.