Swedish Allsvenkan Statistics. Are corners exciting?

Another of our DiceLoader tracked summer football leagues is the Swedish Allsvenkan. In this article we analyse the overall high level statistics of the Swedish Allsvenkan in 2022 and how this league compares to the other main domestic football leagues across the world. We look at goals, shots, clean sheets, corners, the amount of times both teams score and all the key match stats to see how our members should approach making predictions on the Swedish Allsvenkan.

The Swedish Allsvenkan is a smaller sized league, with 16 teams, that runs from April through to November. How do the performances in the Swedish Allsvenkan stack up against the top 2o domestic leagues in the world, and what type of trends are we seeing in matches compared to those in other leagues.

Firstly let’s look at the goal scoring once again.

In 2022 there was an average of 2.76 goals per game for all of the regular season matches. This puts the Swedish Allsvenkan 10th in the top 20 domestic leagues for goals scored per fixture. With the German Bundesliga One having the highest average with 3.17 goals per game, and the English EFL League Two having the lowest of 2.34, the Swedish Allsvenkan is pretty much bang in the middle of the list.

For match outcomes, the Swedish Allsvenkan had the following result percentages over the 2022 regular season; home wins 44%, away wins 31% and draws 25% of the time. This gives it the ninth highest home win rate, the joint sixth highest away win rate and the joint ninth draw rate. As we’re starting to see the Swedish Allsvenkan fares well against the top 20 world domestic leagues, and is very much consistent on goals and win ratios.

Is both teams to score a market where the Swedish Allsvenkan stands out? It does slightly better but not by much. Using the 2022 average, the Swedish Allsvenkan had 53% of games in the 2022 regular season where both teams scored. This is the sixth highest percentage compared to the worlds top 20 domestic leagues, so this is slightly above mid table on both teams to score.

For keeping clean sheets, the mid table trend continues once again. The Swedish Allsvenkan was tenth on the list of leagues keeping the most clean sheets. As mid table as they come I suppose.

For games with over set amounts of goals, it is once again a steady performer. It finishes mid pack in comparison to the world’s main 20 domestic leagues for the core markets of; over 0.5 goals, over 1.5 goals, over 2.5 goals and over 3.5 goals per fixture.

Looking at this higher level of analysis we can see the Swedish Allsvenkan is a good football league that seems to be in line with the top 20 leagues in the world. Our members at DiceLoader.com benefit from deeper analysis each week, and see detailed stats going into each upcoming fixture showing how each team is performing in depth. They also benefit from articles containing deeper analysis to find trends and patterns related to key markets that stand out from the norm.

At this higher level analysis, is there any where in 2022 the Swedish Allsvenkan stood out compared to the top 20 world domestic leagues? Well, there is one area our Swedish friends made the top two, and that is corners per game. In 2022, the Swedish Allsvenkan had an average of 10.72 corners per game. This is the second highest average of all the top 20 leagues. Only the Brazilian Serie A averaged more, with 11.01 corners a game. Compared to our lowest corner averaging league, the Swedish Allsvenken averages more than two corners more a game than the Greek Super League, which averaged 8.52 corners a game in 2022.

So what can we deduce from the 2022 high level statistics for the Swedish Allsvenkan? I think we can deduce that this is a solid summer league that will have markets that fit in with the rest of the world top 20 domestic leagues. Through heavy detailed analysis and statistical usage, the algorithms of the DiceLoader club will like the Swedish Allsvenkan. And in particular, keep an eye out for those corner markets.

This article is one of a series on analysis for the summer leagues. Please click here to find our analysis on the US MLS, the Japanese J League, the Brazilian Serie A and the Chinese Super League. The summer leagues are just the tip of the iceberg; once the main football seasons start we will not stop from analysing these too.

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Friday, 30th June