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Cypriot First Division xG table 2026/2027

Expected goals per match for every Cypriot First Division club — the chance quality each side has built — with the goals that came of them beside it.

Showing non-penalty xG. Penalties are removed from the expected-goal columns; goals, G − xG and the rates taken from goals are unchanged.

Omonia Nicosia make the most, 2.15 expected goals a match over 3 matches with xG. That is 0.19 a match clear of Pafos FC. APOEL Nicosia have scored 4.11 more than their chances were worth: 10 goals from 5.89 xG.

Ranked on xG per match

Cypriot First Division xG table 2026/2027
# Team P GF npxG npxG/match G − xG
1 OMO 4 8 6.46 2.15 −2.46
2 PAF 4 4 7.87 1.97 −3.87
3 AEK 4 9 7.70 1.93 +1.30
4 ALS 4 9 4.57 1.52 +1.44
5 OLY 4 7 4.31 1.44 −1.07
6 ARI 4 4 5.32 1.33 −2.82
7 KAR 4 3 5.22 1.31 −2.22
8 AEL 4 6 5.08 1.27 +0.17
9 OMO 4 4 4.91 1.23 −2.43
10 NEA 4 8 4.61 1.15 +2.63
10 APO 4 10 4.61 1.15 +4.11
12 ENO 4 2 3.33 1.11 −3.09
13 APO 4 7 3.96 0.99 +2.28
14 ANO 4 3 3.04 0.76 −1.56

xG is available for 3 of 4 matches for Omonia Nicosia. xG is available for 3 of 4 matches for ALS Omonia. xG is available for 3 of 4 matches for Olympiakos Nicosia. xG is available for 3 of 4 matches for Enosis Neon Ypsona FC. For those clubs every expected figure counts only the matches with xG, and the goals it is compared with come from those same matches.

About these figures What each column measures, and the thresholds this ranking is under. Show
P
— Matches played
GF
— Goals scored
npxG
— Non-penalty expected goals: xG with penalties removed
npxG/match
— Non-penalty expected goals per match with xG data
G − xG
— Goals scored minus xG, over the matches with xG. Always all xG, because goals include penalties.

A club is ranked once it has 3 matches with xG and at least 75% of what the median club has played. Below that its row stays in the table, its rates are dashed and it sorts last.

Shot figures are available for competitions with shot data. This one carries none, so the shot columns are not drawn.

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