This page is a season-long research hub for World Cup (International, 2026). Soccer Stats Hub brings together league averages, market trends and team-level signals so you can compare fixtures with context rather than relying on a single headline number.
Across the World Cup season so far, matches are averaging 2.96 goals, both teams have scored in about 55.0% of games, roughly 56.0% of fixtures have gone Over 2.5 goals, about 44.0% have stayed Under 2.5 goals. These figures refresh as the 2026 progresses and are a sensible starting point before you open individual matches.
Home teams have won 48.0% of games to date, with 23.0% drawn and 29.0% won by the away side. That home and away split often shapes how generous the goal markets look from one week to the next.
Norway National Team rank highly for Over 2.5 games. The tables below name the leading sides in each market before the interactive charts and fixture list load.
Soccer Stats Hub tracks league averages, BTTS rates, Over and Under 2.5 trends, home advantage, standings, corners, cards, team rankings, player leaders and related fixture predictions where data is available. The goal is to show the evidence behind each market, not just the percentage in isolation.
Start with the league-wide profile above, then compare team rankings, recent form and individual fixtures. A side can look strong on points yet weak on xG, or vice versa, so cross-check a few metrics before you settle on a view.
Season and fixture data are drawn from established football statistics providers used across the site. Model outputs and probability views are described in our methodology page. Predictions are illustrative research tools, not guarantees of results.
Stats support informed judgement; they do not remove match-day risk. If you choose to bet, do so responsibly and within your limits. See our about page for more on how Soccer Stats Hub is built.