Five leagues. 2021/22 to now. Every number split by who they actually played. Here’s where to click — then argue about it.
Player pages
Name, club, season. Then three boxes: vs Top 6, vs Middle, vs Bottom 6. Apps first, then goals, then assists. Keepers and defenders get clean sheets. Season-by-season at the bottom, with the same range toggle. Share badge if you want a square for the group chat.
Try Haaland or whoever ruined your weekend.
Team pages
Same idea for clubs. Toggle All / Top 6 / Middle / Bottom 6 and the played–won–drawn–lost, GF and GA move with it. Remaining fixtures carry the opponent’s range. Useful when you want to know if next week is a bully-job or a proper match.
Compare
Two players. Same season. Same bands. Excl penalties if you don’t want spot kicks deciding the row. This is the pub argument machine — I built it because of Saka vs Bowen, obviously.
Open that 2023/24 one. Or pick your own pair.
Hall of Fame
One winner per league per season, per metric. Highest number first — not “newest season first”. So if someone smashed Top 6 goals in 22/23, they’re still sitting above a quieter 25/26. Five leagues, five seasons: 25 names on each board. Toggle a league if you only care about one.
Trophy icon in the header. You know the one.
Watchlist
Star a player. Star a club. They land on one page with the same range toggle. Lives in your browser — no sign-in required, which is the point. Tap the star again to kick them off.
League pages
The Cut is the fun bit: Big Game Scorers, Flat Track Bullies, keepers who nick points, creators vs the Top 6. Under that, the top 20 by goal involvements — toggle the vs columns between goals, assists, GI and clean sheets. On the current season only, Gameweek – Players of Interest is the Fantasy / flutter cheat sheet.
And the rest
- Club vs club — same bands, two teams.
- Season dropdown at the top (in the menu on your phone).
- Light, dark, and a couple of extra palettes. No club kits — just colours.
- Glossary if Top 6 / GW1 / promoted sides need 20 seconds of explanation.
That’s AverageOpposition. Click something. Settle something. Or don’t — the numbers will still be here.