Fourth in the league is a different team at home than away. So the table recomputes — on home
form, away form, or the last five. Plus the cup run they're juggling, what they play in four
days, every previous meeting, and the forecast at the ground.
Table, form, head-to-head, cup fixtures, weather — normally five different sites. Here it's one swipe from the match you're predicting on.
01
Swipe to Data
Third tab along the match sheet. It loads once and caches, so coming back to it is instant.
02
Rebuild the table
Five views: overall, home only, away only, last 3, last 5. Each one re-sorts the whole league, not just the highlight.
03
Check the calendar
Cup runs and next fixtures. A quarter-final in three days is the reason half a first eleven sits out.
04
Read the history
Head-to-head, then each side's recent form. Tap any match in the list to open its full sheet.
What's inside
Facts, before anyone reads them.
The Analysis tab tells you what it thinks. This one just puts the evidence in front of you and lets you decide whether the read holds up.
01 The recomputed table
Not a filter. A different table.
Most apps let you toggle a home/away view that greys out some rows. This one rebuilds the
league. Switch to Home and every side's points, goal difference and rank are
recalculated from home fixtures alone, then the whole table is re-sorted from scratch.
That's the number that matters. A team sitting fourth overall might be first at home and
eleventh on the road — and if the fixture is at their ground, the overall table is telling
you about a version of them that isn't playing.
Last 3 and Last 5 do the same thing with recent results: points rebuilt from
the form string, re-ranked, so you get a table of who is actually good right now
rather than who banked points in August.
AllThe league table as published.
HomeRebuilt and re-sorted from home fixtures only.
AwaySame, away only.
Last 3 / 5Rebuilt from the most recent results, with form dots per team.
Coloured bars down the left mark what each position is worth — which is exactly the
positional pressure the Analysis tab turns into a motivation read.
MAC Milan·Hellas VeronaV
Data
Serie A
AllHomeAwayLast 3Last 5
#TeamPGGDPts
1MAC Milan1634+2138
2IInter1631+1936
3JJuventus1627+1433
4BBologna1624+930
5RRoma1622+627
18VHellas Verona1611−1813
Champions League Europa League Conference Relegation
02 Cup Runs
The other competition they're still in.
Open a league fixture and you'll also see each side's progress in whatever cups they're
still alive in — a Champions League quarter-final, a domestic cup semi. Competitions that
aren't this one, because this one you're already looking at.
It's the context that explains team selection more often than anything in the form guide.
A side three days from a European tie is a side with a manager doing arithmetic about legs,
and half a first eleven that already knows it.
Tap any cup to open Cup Road — the full path that team has taken through the
bracket, round by round, with the tie they're on next highlighted.
UEFA Champions LeagueQuarter-final
Round of 16AC Milan · Feyenoord3–1
R16 · 2nd legFeyenoord · AC Milan1–1
QF · 1st legAC Milan · ArsenalWed
Three days between this fixture and a Champions League quarter-final first leg. Expect rotation.
03 Previous meetings
Head-to-head, then each side alone.
Three views in one card: every previous meeting between these two, then the home side's
recent results, then the away side's. Every row is tappable — open any past match and you
get its full sheet, the same one you're standing in now.
Friendlies are stripped out. A pre-season run-out against a fourth-tier side tells
you nothing about a competitive team, and leaving one in a five-match form read quietly
corrupts it. So they don't appear.
Each row carries its competition, so you can see at a glance whether a run of wins came in
the league or against lower-division cup opposition.
Previous Matches
H2HAC MilanHellas Verona
12 Jan 2026Hellas Verona · AC Milan0–2
28 Aug 2025AC Milan · Hellas Verona3–1
04 Feb 2025Hellas Verona · AC Milan1–1
17 Sep 2024AC Milan · Hellas Verona1–2
22 Apr 2024Hellas Verona · AC Milan0–3
04 What comes after
The fixture nobody checks.
A Next Matches section for each side. It looks like an afterthought and it's one of
the most predictive things on the page: what a team plays next is the single best
available signal for whether they'll field their strongest side now.
A derby on Wednesday. A European tie on Thursday. A relegation six-pointer at the weekend.
Any of those turns a routine team-sheet into a rotated one, and the form guide will never
tell you because it only looks backwards.
Pair this with the Analysis tab's
motivation meter and you have the full picture: what this match is worth to them, and
what's waiting four days later.
Next Matches
AC MilanHellas Verona
Wed 02 SepAC Milan · ArsenalUCL QF
Sun 06 SepLazio · AC MilanSerie A
Wed 09 SepArsenal · AC MilanUCL QF
Sat 12 SepAC Milan · TorinoSerie A
Four matches in eleven days, two of them European.
05 Season stats & conditions
Ten numbers and a forecast.
A head-to-head grid of the season so far — goals scored and conceded, clean sheets and
blanks per match, the win-draw-loss split, longest winning run, cards per match. The better
side of each row is highlighted, and "better" knows which direction it means: fewer goals
conceded is good, fewer clean sheets isn't.
Underneath, the weather. The venue is geocoded and the forecast pulled for kickoff
time rather than for the day — temperature, conditions, humidity, wind and chance of
rain. It's the detail that quietly moves goals and corners markets when a wind warning is
in force and nobody checked.
Season so far
34Goals19
13Goals against37
0.4Clean sheets0.1
0.2Failed to score0.1
12Wins3
5Win streak1
1.8Yellow cards2.6
Stadio San Siro — Milan, Italy
14°C
Clear sky
Forecast at kickoff
61% 9 km/h 4%
Why it's built this way
A table can mislead you.
Aggregate season numbers describe an average version of a team that never actually turns up. Everything here exists to narrow that down to the side that will play this match.
SPLIT
Home isn't away
Points, goal difference and rank rebuilt per venue, so you read the version of the team that's actually playing.
RECENT
Now isn't August
Last 3 and Last 5 re-rank the whole league on recent form, with per-team form dots.
FILTERED
Friendlies don't count
Stripped from every form and fixture list, so a pre-season kickabout can't distort a five-match read.
FORWARD
What's next matters
Cup runs and upcoming fixtures, because the reason for a weakened eleven is almost always three days away.
Questions, answered.
Can I see a home-only or away-only league table?
Yes, and it's a real recomputation rather than a filter. Switch to Home and every team's points, goal difference and rank are rebuilt from home fixtures alone, then the table is re-sorted.
Away works the same way, and Last 3 and Last 5 rebuild the table from recent form only. A side that's fourth overall can be first at home — and that's the table you want when the match is at their ground.
What are Cup Runs?
Each team's progress in the other competitions they're still involved in, shown on a fixture from a different competition. Open a league match and you can see one side has a Champions League quarter-final three days later. Tapping a cup opens Cup Road — the full path that team has taken through the bracket.
Does it show what a team plays next?
Yes. A Next Matches section lists each side's upcoming fixtures. It's the fastest read on rotation risk — a team with a cup semi-final in four days may rest players in the match you're about to predict on.
Are friendlies included in the form data?
No. Friendlies are stripped from the recent-form and upcoming-fixture lists. A pre-season run-out tells you almost nothing about a competitive side and would otherwise distort a five-match form read.
Is there weather for the match?
Yes. The venue is geocoded and the forecast pulled for the kickoff time specifically, not for the day. Temperature, conditions, humidity, wind speed and chance of rain — which matters most for goals and corners in poor conditions.
What do the coloured bars beside the table mean?
Qualification and relegation zones: blue for Champions League, orange for Europa League, teal for Conference League, green for promotion, red for relegation. They make positional pressure visible at a glance, which feeds straight into how motivated each side is likely to be.