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Ezemvelo W enter the 2026 Super League Women campaign with plenty to prove, and their season numbers tell a story worth examining in detail. In attack, Ezemvelo W have been steady rather than spectacular — 0.83 goals per match reflects a side that creates chances without ever truly cutting loose. The Ezemvelo W rearguard has shipped 1.5 goals per match this season, a middling return that leaves room for improvement but offers a foundation to build on. A 33.33% win rate across 6 fixtures tells of a Ezemvelo W side still searching for the rhythm that has eluded them. With a goal difference of -4 and both teams scoring in 0% of their matches, the 2026 campaign has been anything but dull for Ezemvelo W.

The 2026 Paranaense - 3 narrative is still being written, but Portuguesa Londrinense's campaign thus far has produced numbers that demand closer inspection. Goals have been hard to come by for Portuguesa Londrinense, with an average of just 0.67 per match exposing a blunt attacking edge in the Paranaense - 3. Portuguesa Londrinense have defended competently if not convincingly, conceding 1.33 goals per match — a figure that hovers around the Paranaense - 3 average. A 33.33% win rate across 6 fixtures tells of a Portuguesa Londrinense side still searching for the rhythm that has eluded them. Throw in a goal difference of -4 and a recent form line of LLWWL, and Portuguesa Londrinense's 2026 Paranaense - 3 story is very much still in motion.

Few sides in the Cearense U20 have generated as much discussion this season as Ferroviario U20, and a look at their 2026 numbers explains why. Goals have been hard to come by for Ferroviario U20, with an average of just 0.67 per match exposing a blunt attacking edge in the Cearense U20. Ferroviario U20 have built their campaign on defensive solidity, shipping 1 goals per match and keeping 0 clean sheets along the way. Consistency has been the issue for Ferroviario U20, whose 33.33% win rate from 6 matches reflects a campaign of stops and starts. Combined with a goal difference of -2 and a recent record of WDLWD, the outlook for Ferroviario U20 is one of genuine intrigue as the season wears on.

The 2026 2. Lig narrative is still being written, but Ankaraspor's campaign thus far has produced numbers that demand closer inspection. Goals have been hard to come by for Ankaraspor, with an average of just 0.67 per match exposing a blunt attacking edge in the 2. Lig. At the back, Ankaraspor have been neither watertight nor porous — 1.33 goals conceded per match reflects a defence that holds its own without dominating. Consistency has been the issue for Ankaraspor, whose 33.33% win rate from 6 matches reflects a campaign of stops and starts. With a goal difference of -4 and both teams scoring in 56% of their matches, the 2026 campaign has been anything but dull for Ankaraspor.

As the 2026 1st Division season unfolds, Korabi Peshkopi find themselves at a critical juncture — and the underlying metrics offer a revealing picture of where they stand. In attack, Korabi Peshkopi have been steady rather than spectacular — 0.8 goals per match reflects a side that creates chances without ever truly cutting loose. The Korabi Peshkopi rearguard has shipped 1.4 goals per match this season, a middling return that leaves room for improvement but offers a foundation to build on. Korabi Peshkopi have blown hot and cold this season — 2 wins, 1 draws and 2 losses from 5 matches sums up an unpredictable campaign. Factor in their -3 goal difference and a recent form line of LWLDW, and Korabi Peshkopi's campaign remains full of possibility in the 1st Division.

The 2026 Premier League narrative is still being written, but Police's campaign thus far has produced numbers that demand closer inspection. With 0.75 goals per match to their name, Police have found goals elusive this season and the lack of firepower has cost them dear. Defensively, Police have been a fortress — conceding just 0.25 per match, with 1 clean sheets highlighting their organisational discipline. Their 50% win rate — 2 wins from 4 outings — points to a Police side that is competitive without being dominant. Factor in their 2 goal difference and a recent form line of W, and Police's campaign remains full of possibility in the Premier League.

To understand where Swedru All Blacks are headed in the Premier League this term, it helps to look closely at what their 2026 campaign has produced so far. The Swedru All Blacks frontline has struggled to make an impact, mustering only 0.67 goals per match — a return that has clearly hindered their campaign. The backline has been the foundation of Swedru All Blacks's season, and an average of 0.67 goals conceded per match marks them as one of the Premier League's stingiest outfits. Consistency has been the issue for Swedru All Blacks, whose 33.33% win rate from 6 matches reflects a campaign of stops and starts. Combined with a goal difference of 0 and a recent record of WLDDW, the outlook for Swedru All Blacks is one of genuine intrigue as the season wears on.

Few sides in the Premier League have generated as much discussion this season as Lugazi, and a look at their 2026 numbers explains why. The Lugazi forward line has produced 1 goals per match this term, a respectable if unspectacular return in the context of the Premier League. At the back, Lugazi have been neither watertight nor porous — 1.5 goals conceded per match reflects a defence that holds its own without dominating. Lugazi have been picking up results steadily, with a 50% win rate from 4 matches reflecting a campaign of solid if unspectacular progress. Combined with a goal difference of -2 and a recent record of L, the outlook for Lugazi is one of genuine intrigue as the season wears on.

The 2026 Premier League narrative is still being written, but Police XI's campaign thus far has produced numbers that demand closer inspection. With 0.6 goals per match to their name, Police XI have found goals elusive this season and the lack of firepower has cost them dear. Defensively, Police XI have been a fortress — conceding just 0.2 per match, with 36 clean sheets highlighting their organisational discipline. Consistency has been the issue for Police XI, whose 40% win rate from 5 matches reflects a campaign of stops and starts. Throw in a goal difference of 2 and a recent form line of DWWLD, and Police XI's 2026 Premier League story is very much still in motion.

As the 2026 Tercera División RFEF - Group 13 season unfolds, SFC Minerva find themselves at a critical juncture — and the underlying metrics offer a revealing picture of where they stand. Goals have been hard to come by for SFC Minerva, with an average of just 0.5 per match exposing a blunt attacking edge in the Tercera División RFEF - Group 13. SFC Minerva have built their campaign on defensive solidity, shipping 0.67 goals per match and keeping 33 clean sheets along the way. Consistency has been the issue for SFC Minerva, whose 33.33% win rate from 6 matches reflects a campaign of stops and starts. With a goal difference of -1 and both teams scoring in 39% of their matches, the 2026 campaign has been anything but dull for SFC Minerva.