FootyStats covers every match — from the Champions League down to the leagues where the real value hides.
What is FootyStats and what is it for?
FootyStats is a football statistics website built specifically for bettors. With over a million monthly visitors, it's one of the most complete tools on the market: it covers more than 1500 leagues and competitions worldwide, from the English Premier League to regional tournaments in Asia and the Americas.
Unlike generic sites such as Soccerway or WhoScored, FootyStats has a declared betting focus: every stat is presented with the bettor in mind, not just fans who want to follow scores.
What data does it offer?
The platform goes far beyond results. Inside every match and team you'll find:
- Over/Under goals: goals-per-match averages and trends for over/under 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5
- xG (Expected Goals): how many goals each team should have scored given the quality of its chances
- Corner stats: averages, trends, home vs away performance
- Cards: yellows and reds per match, referee, home/away condition
- H2H (Head to Head): full history between teams — over 600,000 comparisons available
- Automated predictions: a proprietary system that flags matches meeting specific statistical criteria
- User performance: you can see the picks of the platform's most profitable bettors
- Historical data: up to 5 years of history per team to spot real trends
💡 FootyStats offers a fully localised experience — menus, statistics and predictions available in multiple languages — something many equivalent tools still don't provide for non-English-speaking markets.
The predictions: how do they work?
One of the most useful features of FootyStats is its automated prediction system. Rather than just showing historical stats, the platform automatically flags today's matches that meet validated statistical criteria — for example, "both teams hit over 1.5 in their last 5 home/away matches".
The result is a filtered list of matches with strong statistical backing for specific markets: over/under, both teams to score (BTTS), corners, cards. They're not result predictions — they're statistical filters, which is exactly what a value bettor needs.
The FootyStats betting systems show each strategy's real performance history before you use it.
The betting systems
FootyStats has a unique section few tools offer: backtested betting systems with a real track record. Each system documents the market, the entry criteria, the number of bets tested and the historical ROI. Some examples:
- Under X In-Play system: +288% ROI over 600 tested bets
- Late Corners system: +470% ROI over 37 bets
- 0-0 at Half-Time system: +848% ROI over 102 bets
These are backtested historical results, not future guarantees. But the transparency of showing every system's full history — losses included — is something valuable that not every service offers.
Is it free?
FootyStats has a solid free version that gives access to core statistics, predictions and historical data for the main leagues. The Premium plan unlocks the full 1500+ leagues, the betting systems, advanced filters, per-league corner and card data, and CSV data export.
If you want to know whether it's worth paying for, we've put together a full breakdown of what Premium adds and who actually needs it before you hand over the money.
Which type of bettor is it for?
FootyStats works for any bettor who builds decisions on statistics. It's especially useful if you:
- Bet on alternative markets: corners, cards, over/under instead of just the result
- Hunt for second or third division leagues where bookmakers have less information
- Want long-term historical data before validating a strategy
- Like following the platform's most profitable bettors to study their criteria
🤖 FootyStats and gambeta.ai are complementary tools: while FootyStats gives you the historical statistical context, gambeta.ai's AI analyses the data in real time to generate picks with quantitative backing.
FootyStats vs other tools
Compared with Packball, FootyStats puts more emphasis on automated predictions and backtested systems, while Packball stands out for its real-time scanner and live-match coverage. They're complementary tools — many professional bettors use both, pairing FootyStats' historical depth with a live scanner to catch in-play value.