Holding Leads

Do Newcastle United hold on to leads?

Points per game when leading at half-time, against the league average (min 3 leads).

Average Could be chance

2.38 pts/game

League avg
2.32
Gap
+0.06
Rank
8th/18
half-time leads
34

Holding Leads table

League avg 2.32 pts/game

#Club Led at HTWDLPtsPts/g Verdict
1 Liverpool 33 29 3 1 90 2.73 Well above average
2 Manchester United 22 17 5 0 56 2.55 Well above average
3 Nottingham Forest 23 18 4 1 58 2.52 Above average
4 Aston Villa 23 18 4 1 58 2.52 Above average
5 Arsenal 39 30 8 1 98 2.51 Above average
6 Manchester City 47 35 8 4 113 2.40 Above average
7 Brighton & Hove Albion 30 22 6 2 72 2.40 Average
8 Newcastle United 34 26 3 5 81 2.38 Average
9 Chelsea 32 23 5 4 74 2.31 Average
10 Tottenham Hotspur 24 17 3 4 54 2.25 Average
11 Everton 27 18 6 3 60 2.22 Average
12 Bournemouth 30 19 9 2 66 2.20 Average
13 Brentford 33 22 6 5 72 2.18 Below average
14 Leeds United 14 9 3 2 30 2.14 Below average
15 Fulham 21 13 5 3 44 2.10 Below average
16 Crystal Palace 21 13 4 4 43 2.05 Well below average
17 Sunderland 8 4 4 0 16 2.00 Well below average
18 Ipswich Town 9 5 2 2 17 1.89 Well below average
Coventry City 1 1 0 0 3 3.00 Too few games
Hull City 2 1 1 0 4 2.00 Too few games
How it works

Takes every league game a club led at half-time and the points it ended up with: 3 for holding on, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat. Averaged per game and compared with the league. Better sides hold leads more often, so this partly reflects how good a side is. Only half-time scores are published, so a lead taken and lost within one half doesn't count. Only seasons in the club's current division count.

/ = roughly the top or bottom 15% of the league, / the next 20%, the middle. “Could be chance” means the gap is small enough to be luck. League games only.