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Australian Championship statistics and predictions

Season to date: 9 matches since 15 Oct 2026, last updated 22 Oct 2026.

Australian Championship in numbers

9matches
2.56goals / game
33%home wins
44%draws
22%away wins
67%both teams scored
56%over 2.5 goals

Analysis

9 matches have been played in the Australian Championship (Australia) since 15 Oct 2026, averaging 2.56 goals a game. That is lower-scoring than the average across our archive (3.06 goals a game).

Home sides won 3 (33%), 4 matches were drawn (44%) and away sides won 2 (22%). Home advantage here is weaker than usual. Both teams scored in 67% of matches, 56% went over 2.5 goals, 67% over 1.5, and 2 finished goalless.

Our team-strength model, refitted every night, rates the strongest attacks as Avondale (1.81), Bayswater City (1.74), South Hobart (1.63), and the meanest defences as Adelaide City (0.49), Sydney United (0.51), Preston Lions (0.54). A rating of 1.00 is an average side in this competition.

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Results table

Calculated from the final scores in our archive since 15 Oct 2026. This is not the official table — it applies no points deductions or tie-break rules, and for cup competitions it simply totals results across rounds.

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPts
1Oakleigh Cannons11004223
2Bayswater City11003123
3South Hobart11002113
4South Melbourne11001013
5Lions21013303
6Adelaide City10102201
7Avondale10102201
8Canberra FC10101101
9Sydney United10101101
10Wollongong Wolves10100001
11Broadmeadow Magic10100001
12Wests APIA10100001
13Preston Lions201112-11
14Sutherland Sharks100101-10
15Sydney Olympic100124-20
16Marconi Stallions100113-20

About these statistics

The figures above are counts over final scores (90 minutes) in the PunterPick results archive. Nothing is estimated: a match only counts once its final score is in. Team links lead to each side's own form, home and away record and the predictions we have published for them. How we build our predictions is explained on the methodology page.