How PakiStats Football Predictions Work

Team form uses each team's last 5 or 10 same-league matches independently to measure recent performance. Head-to-Head (H2H) uses the history of matches played directly between the two teams, which can reveal patterns specific to that fixture. Both modes cover all 16 stat types; you can switch between them in the app filters.

PakiStats covers 1,000+ football leagues and competitions worldwide. This includes the English Premier League, Championship, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1, Eredivisie, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, MLS, Brazilian Série A, Argentine Primera División, J1 League, and hundreds more. You can filter by league tier — from the top 20 competitions to all 1,000+.

Yes. PakiStats has time-window filters so you can narrow matches to those kicking off in the next 1 hour, 3 hours, or 6 hours, or view all of today's or tomorrow's fixtures. All times are calculated in your local timezone automatically.

The sample size controls how many recent matches are used to calculate each team's statistics. Last 5 matches is more reactive — it reflects very recent form but has a smaller sample. Last 10 matches is more statistically stable — it smooths out short runs of luck or poor form. You can switch between them in the app filters.

Match data is refreshed daily. All match times are shown in your local timezone. The time-window filters in the app — next 1h, 3h, 6h, today, tomorrow — are calculated based on your local time.

PakiStats is free for everyone. No account is needed to browse today's statistics. Signing in with Google or an email address unlocks saved preferences: your league tier, selected stat types, sample size, and hide-started-fixtures setting are stored to your account and synced across devices. Signed-in users also unlock tomorrow's matches.

No. PakiStats shows statistical tendencies based on recent match history — not guarantees. A 75% probability means that stat type landed in roughly 3 out of 4 similar historical matches, but any individual match can go differently. Use the data as a statistical reference only. Bet responsibly.

Everything. First half stat types (1st Half Over 0.5, 1st Half Over 1.5, More Goals in 1st Half) are settled exclusively on goals scored before the half-time whistle. Whatever happens in the second half does not count.

Yes — all 16 stat types are calculated independently. A 2–1 result, for example, lands Over 1.5 Goals, Over 2.5 Goals, BTTS, 1–3 Goals, 2–4 Goals, and 3–5 Goals all at once. Each stat type has its own hit rate tracked separately.

Yes. Goals in first-half injury time count as first-half goals. Goals in second-half injury time count as second-half goals. The full-time result including added time is what settles all stat types.

Over 1.5 goals means the match must finish with 2 or more total goals from both teams combined. Any score of 1-1, 2-0, 2-1, 3-0 or higher lands this stat type. Only 0-0 and 1-0 (or 0-1) do not.

Over 1.5 is the wider net — it only needs 2 total goals to land, while Over 2.5 needs 3. Every match that lands Over 2.5 also lands Over 1.5, but not the reverse: a 1-1 draw lands Over 1.5 and misses Over 2.5.

Over 2.5 goals means the match must finish with 3 or more total goals. Scores like 2-1, 3-0, 2-2 land it. Scores like 1-0, 1-1, and 2-0 do not.

Yes. A 1-2 result means 3 total goals (1 home + 2 away), which is above the 2.5 threshold. The direction of the result does not matter — only the total counts.

Over 3.5 goals requires 4 or more total goals. Scores such as 2-2, 3-1, 4-0 land it. Scores of 2-1 or 3-0 (3 goals) do not.

Yes — Over 3.5 is the stricter of the two. Every match that lands Over 3.5 also lands Over 2.5, but a 3-goal match (like 2-1) lands Over 2.5 while missing Over 3.5 by one goal.

Under 1.5 goals means the match must finish with 0 or 1 total goals. Only 0-0, 1-0, and 0-1 land this stat type — any match with 2 or more goals misses it.

Under 1.5 is stricter. A 1-1 draw lands Under 2.5 (2 total goals) but misses Under 1.5, which needs 1 goal or fewer. Under 1.5 typically hits less often than Under 2.5 because the bar is lower.

Under 2.5 goals means there must be 2 or fewer total goals. Scores of 0-0, 1-0, 0-1, 1-1, and 2-0 land this stat type. A score of 2-1 (3 goals) does not.

Yes. A 1-1 draw has exactly 2 total goals — enough to land Over 1.5 (needs 2 or more) and Under 2.5 (needs 2 or fewer) at the same time. They only become mutually exclusive once a match reaches 3 goals.

The 1-3 Goals stat type lands when the total number of goals in the match is exactly 1, 2, or 3. A 0-0 draw (0 goals) misses the floor; a 2-2 draw (4 goals) misses the ceiling.

Over/Under stat types only have one open boundary — Over 1.5 has no upper limit at all. A goal band like 1-3 Goals has both a floor and a ceiling, so both very low-scoring and very high-scoring matches can miss it.

The 2-4 Goals stat type lands when the total is exactly 2, 3, or 4 goals. A goalless draw or a single-goal match misses the floor; a five-goal thriller misses the ceiling.

Over 2.5 has no upper bound — a 6-5 thriller still lands it. The 2-4 Goals band has a ceiling: a five-goal match (3-2) misses it. For high-scoring teams these two stat types diverge — Over 2.5 keeps landing while 2-4 Goals can drop off.

The 3-5 Goals stat type lands when the total is exactly 3, 4, or 5 goals. A two-goal match misses the floor; a six-goal-or-more match misses the ceiling.

Over 3.5 has no upper bound — any match with 4 or more goals lands it, including an 8-1 rout. The 3-5 Goals band caps at 5, so a six-goal-or-more match lands Over 3.5 but misses this band.

BTTS stands for Both Teams to Score. It lands when both the home team and the away team each score at least one goal. The final scoreline and total goal count do not matter — 1-1, 2-1, 1-3 all land. 1-0, 0-2, and 0-0 do not.

Yes. Both teams scored at least once, so BTTS lands. A 1-1 also lands Over 1.5 Goals but does not land Over 2.5 Goals — it has only 2 total goals, not 3.

Team to Score 2+ lands when at least one team (home or away) scores 2 or more goals in the match. Scores like 2-0, 1-2, 3-1, and 2-2 all land. A 1-1 or 1-0 score does not.

No. Over 1.5 counts the combined total from both teams — a 1-1 draw lands it. Team to Score 2+ requires a single team to reach 2 goals alone — a 1-1 draw misses it because neither team individually scored twice.

1st Half Over 0.5 lands when at least 1 goal is scored in the first half, regardless of what happens in the second half. If the first half ends 0-0 this stat type is lost — even if 5 goals are scored after the break.

Yes. Goals scored in first-half stoppage time still count as first-half goals for this stat type.

1st Half Over 1.5 requires 2 or more goals to be scored before half time. A 1-0 half-time score does not land it. A 1-1 or 2-0 at half time does.

1st Half Over 1.5 is the stricter sibling. Every match that lands it also lands 1st Half Over 0.5, but not the reverse — a 1-0 half-time score lands Over 0.5 and misses Over 1.5.

More Goals in 1st Half lands when the number of goals scored in the first 45 minutes is strictly greater than the number scored in the second 45 minutes. For example: 2 goals in the first half and 0 in the second lands; 1 goal in each half does not, because that's a tie, not more.

Then More Goals in 1st Half does not land. It requires a strict majority — a tie in goal count across the two halves lands neither this stat type nor its 2nd-half counterpart.

2nd Half Over 0.5 lands when at least 1 goal is scored in the second half, regardless of the half-time score. If the match ends goalless after the break, or all goals came before half-time, this stat type does not land.

Yes. This stat type only counts goals scored from the 46th minute onward. A match that finishes 2-0 with no further goals after the break misses 2nd Half Over 0.5 entirely, even though the final score has 2 goals.

2nd Half Over 1.5 requires 2 or more goals scored after half-time. The first-half result does not matter. Only the number of goals scored from the 46th minute onward counts.

Yes. If three of those four goals were scored before half-time and only one came after, the match misses 2nd Half Over 1.5 despite the lopsided final score — this stat type only counts second-half goals.

More Goals in 2nd Half lands when the number of goals in the second half is strictly greater than the number in the first half. If a match has 0 goals in the first half and 3 in the second, this stat type lands.

Yes — if all three goals were scored after the break. This stat type depends on the timing of goals, not the final scoreline. A 3-0 with 2 goals in the first half and 1 in the second would not land it.