Goal timing
When goals actually arrive this season, league by league and team by team, in 15-minute windows.
Premier League
41% before half-time · 273 goals
La Liga
44% before half-time · 344 goals
Serie A
45% before half-time · 342 goals
Bundesliga
40% before half-time · 282 goals
Ligue 1
42% before half-time · 266 goals
Championship
48% before half-time · 532 goals
Scottish Premiership
53% before half-time · 214 goals
League One
40% before half-time · 441 goals
League Two
44% before half-time · 440 goals
Eredivisie
44% before half-time · 420 goals
Primeira Liga
41% before half-time · 258 goals
Süper Lig
46% before half-time · 298 goals
Belgian Pro League
41% before half-time · 316 goals
Champions League
40% before half-time · 291 goals
Europa League
43% before half-time · 214 goals
Strongest finishers
Share of goals scored after the 75th minute.
SpursPremier League60%
Union BerlinBundesliga57%
Le Havre ACLigue 156%
CologneBundesliga50%
AlavésLa Liga47%
Willem IIEredivisie45%
MaritimoPrimeira Liga44%
ParmaSerie A44%
Fastest starters
Share of goals scored in the first 15 minutes.
Most late goals conceded
Goals let in after the 75th minute.
BoltonChampionship10
PrestonChampionship9
ColchesterLeague Two9
TranmereLeague Two9
ShrewsburyLeague Two9
Bristol RoversLeague Two9
AS RomaSerie A9
HoffenheimBundesliga9
About these numbers
How is goal timing measured?
We take every goal in our league data with a recorded minute and place it in a 15-minute window. Goals in first-half stoppage time count in the 31–45+ window and late goals in the 76–90+ window. Extra-time goals are left out.
Why does goal timing matter?
It shows whether a league or team tends to start fast or finish strong, which affects first-half and second-half goal markets. Our half goals page uses each league's real first-half share.