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EAFF E-1 Football Championship — Failed To Score

World · 2025/26

World — EAFF E-1 Football Championship 2025/26 — Detailed Stats
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Failed To Score

#TeamMPFTSFTS%Home%Away%
1China3267%0%100%
2Hong Kong3267%100%50%
3South Korea3133%50%0%
4Japan300%0%0%

Home / Failed To Score

#TeamMPFTS%
1Hong Kong11100%
2South Korea2150%
3Japan200%
4China100%

Away / Failed To Score

#TeamMPFTS%
1China22100%
2Hong Kong2150%
3Japan100%
4South Korea100%

Which teams fail to score most often?

China fails to score most often in the league — 67%

Hong Kong is #2 for failed-to-score rate — 67%

South Korea is #3 for failed-to-score rate — 33%

Japan rarely fails to score — 0%

South Korea rarely fails to score — 33%

Hong Kong rarely fails to score — 67%

League Blank Stats

  • consists of 4 teams
  • League failed-to-score rate: 42%
  • Home FTS rate: 33%
  • Away FTS rate: 50%

EAFF E-1 Football Championship (World) — Failed To Score Analysis

In the EAFF E-1 Football Championship (World), teams fail to score in 83% of matches this season. China fails to score the most, going blank in 67% of their games (2 matches), with 0% at home and 100% away. Japan has the most reliable attack, failing to score in only 0% of games.

Betting Angle — Low-Scoring Markets

A high failed-to-score rate is a strong signal for BTTS No, Under 1.5, and Clean Sheet markets when facing that team. When two high-FTS teams play each other, the Under 1.5 and even the 0-0 Correct Score become statistically viable bets.

Statistics Tables — World