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ASEAN Championship — Failed To Score

World · 2025/26

Failed To Score

#TeamMPFTSFTS%Home%Away%
1Timor-Leste6467%67%67%
2Malaysia6350%33%67%
3Philippines4250%50%50%
4Laos4250%50%50%
5Brunei2150%100%0%
6Myanmar4125%0%50%
7Indonesia4125%50%0%
8Vietnam6117%33%0%
9Singapore6117%0%33%
10Cambodia400%0%0%
11Thailand600%0%0%

Home / Failed To Score

#TeamMPFTS%
1Brunei11100%
2Timor-Leste3267%
3Philippines2150%
4Laos2150%
5Indonesia2150%
6Malaysia3133%
7Vietnam3133%
8Cambodia200%
9Singapore300%
10Myanmar200%
11Thailand300%

Away / Failed To Score

#TeamMPFTS%
1Malaysia3267%
2Timor-Leste3267%
3Philippines2150%
4Myanmar2150%
5Laos2150%
6Singapore3133%
7Vietnam300%
8Cambodia200%
9Thailand300%
10Indonesia200%
11Brunei100%

Which teams fail to score most often?

Timor-Leste fails to score most often in the league — 67%

Malaysia is #2 for failed-to-score rate — 50%

Philippines is #3 for failed-to-score rate — 50%

Thailand rarely fails to score — 0%

Cambodia rarely fails to score — 0%

Singapore rarely fails to score — 17%

League Blank Stats

  • consists of 10 teams
  • League failed-to-score rate: 30%
  • Home FTS rate: 28%
  • Away FTS rate: 32%

ASEAN Championship (World) — Failed To Score Analysis

In the ASEAN Championship (World), teams fail to score in 60% of matches this season. Timor-Leste fails to score the most, going blank in 67% of their games (4 matches), with 67% at home and 67% away. Thailand 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