xgEdge

Chelsea's recorded results for 2025/2026, newest first, with the available xG behind each score. Compare outcomes with the chances created and conceded, then open a match for more detail.

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Results

Wins – draws – losses (W–D–L)
1 win, 1 draw, 3 losses

4 pts 5–10 goals −5 GD

Chances

Provider xG / xGA
4.54 – 7.86
0.91 – 1.57 per match
xGD
-3.32
-0.66 per match
xG record
0 with the chances, 2 with even chances, 3 against them

Comparable xG: 5 of 5 completed results.

Points vs xPts Model

4 pts 4.3 xPts

−0.3 vs xPts

Matched xPts: 5 of 5 selected results.

Model · How xPts works →

Match points use 3 for a win, 1 for a draw and 0 for a loss, before deductions or sanctions.

Points vs xPts uses only matches with available xPts on both sides of the comparison.

What the results say

Last 5 · All competitions · All venues

Chelsea's poor return follows chances that have gone against them at both ends. They out-created the opponent in 1 of 5 matches, for −3.32 xG difference overall on 4.54–7.86. Their points total of 4 lands on the model's 4.3 xPts, so the results have followed the chances closely.

Points minus xPts, match by match

Over these 5 results Chelsea are 0.31 points below their xPts. The gap was widest at -1.87, against Liverpool on Sat 09/05.

Points
4
xPts
4.31
Gap
-0.31
Tue 21/04 Mon 04/05 Sat 09/05 Tue 19/05 Sun 24/05 -2 -1 0 +1 -0.22 -1.67 -1.87 +0.36 -0.31 -0.22 -1.45 -0.20 +2.23 -0.67 Running gap points − xPts Each match points − xPts
Chelsea: Points vs xPts, the gap after every selected result
Date Opponent Points xPts Match gap Running gap
Tue 21/04 Brighton & Hove Albion 0 0.22 -0.22 -0.22
Mon 04/05 Nottingham Forest 0 1.45 -1.45 -1.67
Sat 09/05 Liverpool 1 1.20 -0.20 -1.87
Tue 19/05 Tottenham Hotspur 3 0.77 +2.23 +0.36
Sun 24/05 Sunderland 0 0.67 -0.67 -0.31

Scores and xG

Chelsea first

  • Away Premier League Loss backed by the chances

    xG 0.89

    xGA 1.84

    xGD -0.95

    1:2 Loss
    Match analysis →
    Why this label · Sunderland, Sun 24/05

    The team lost and recorded less xG than its opponent. The direction of the result aligns with the chance difference.

    An xGD of at least +0.25 is positive; at most −0.25 is negative; between them is approximately even. The band uses unrounded figures and is an editorial guide, not a statistical confidence threshold. The chip on each result reads one of three ways: backed by the chances, with even chances, or against them. Counted over the selection, those three are the xG record on the Chances card — 5–1–0 reads as five results with the chances, one even and none against them.

    Points
    0
    Post-match model xPts
    0.66
    Points minus xPts
    -0.66

    xPts is our post-match model's 3 × win probability + draw probability using the match's provider xG, not a pre-match forecast.

    Learn how xG and xPts are calculated →
  • Home Premier League Win against the chances

    xG 0.63

    xGA 1.27

    xGD -0.64

    2:1 Win
    Match analysis →
    Why this label · Tottenham Hotspur, Tue 19/05

    The team won despite recording less xG than its opponent. That contrast does not make the win impossible or establish why it happened.

    An xGD of at least +0.25 is positive; at most −0.25 is negative; between them is approximately even. The band uses unrounded figures and is an editorial guide, not a statistical confidence threshold. The chip on each result reads one of three ways: backed by the chances, with even chances, or against them. Counted over the selection, those three are the xG record on the Chances card — 5–1–0 reads as five results with the chances, one even and none against them.

    Points
    3
    Post-match model xPts
    0.77
    Points minus xPts
    +2.23

    xPts is our post-match model's 3 × win probability + draw probability using the match's provider xG, not a pre-match forecast.

    Learn how xG and xPts are calculated →
  • Away Premier League Draw with even chances

    xG 0.50

    xGA 0.56

    xGD -0.06

    1:1 Draw
    Match analysis →
    Why this label · Liverpool, Sat 09/05

    The match was drawn and the chance difference was approximately even. The two readings broadly align.

    An xGD of at least +0.25 is positive; at most −0.25 is negative; between them is approximately even. The band uses unrounded figures and is an editorial guide, not a statistical confidence threshold. The chip on each result reads one of three ways: backed by the chances, with even chances, or against them. Counted over the selection, those three are the xG record on the Chances card — 5–1–0 reads as five results with the chances, one even and none against them.

    Points
    1
    Post-match model xPts
    1.20
    Points minus xPts
    -0.20

    xPts is our post-match model's 3 × win probability + draw probability using the match's provider xG, not a pre-match forecast.

    Learn how xG and xPts are calculated →
  • Home Premier League Loss with even chances

    xG 2.15

    xGA 2.05

    xGD +0.10

    1:3 Loss
    Match analysis →
    Why this label · Nottingham Forest, Mon 04/05

    The team lost, while the chance difference was approximately even. The outcome was weaker than that difference alone suggests.

    An xGD of at least +0.25 is positive; at most −0.25 is negative; between them is approximately even. The band uses unrounded figures and is an editorial guide, not a statistical confidence threshold. The chip on each result reads one of three ways: backed by the chances, with even chances, or against them. Counted over the selection, those three are the xG record on the Chances card — 5–1–0 reads as five results with the chances, one even and none against them.

    Points
    0
    Post-match model xPts
    1.45
    Points minus xPts
    -1.45

    xPts is our post-match model's 3 × win probability + draw probability using the match's provider xG, not a pre-match forecast.

    Learn how xG and xPts are calculated →
  • Away Premier League Loss backed by the chances

    xG 0.37

    xGA 2.14

    xGD -1.77

    0:3 Loss
    Match analysis →
    Why this label · Brighton & Hove Albion, Tue 21/04

    The team lost and recorded less xG than its opponent. The direction of the result aligns with the chance difference.

    An xGD of at least +0.25 is positive; at most −0.25 is negative; between them is approximately even. The band uses unrounded figures and is an editorial guide, not a statistical confidence threshold. The chip on each result reads one of three ways: backed by the chances, with even chances, or against them. Counted over the selection, those three are the xG record on the Chances card — 5–1–0 reads as five results with the chances, one even and none against them.

    Points
    0
    Post-match model xPts
    0.22
    Points minus xPts
    -0.22

    xPts is our post-match model's 3 × win probability + draw probability using the match's provider xG, not a pre-match forecast.

    Learn how xG and xPts are calculated →

Biggest overperformance

Tottenham Hotspur 2:1

· Home xG / xGA 0.63 – 1.27

Goal difference
+1
xGD
-0.64
GD minus xGD
+1.64

Among 5 comparable results.

Open match →

Biggest underperformance

Nottingham Forest 1:3

· Home xG / xGA 2.15 – 2.05

Goal difference
-2
xGD
+0.10
GD minus xGD
-2.10

Among 5 comparable results.

Open match →

Reading these results

xG is the provider's estimate of chances created; xGA is the opponent's xG. xGD is the difference. Labels compare the recorded outcome with those chances; they are interpretations, not judgments about fairness.

xPts is our post-match model's 3 × win probability + draw probability using the match's provider xG, not a pre-match forecast.

How each figure on this page is read

Every xG bar is drawn on one fixed scale: full width is 7.20 xG, the same on every card and in every window, so two cards can be compared by eye. A rarer match above that is capped with a hatched end, and the figure beside the bar still gives its value.

An xGD of at least +0.25 is positive; at most −0.25 is negative; between them is approximately even. The band uses unrounded figures and is an editorial guide, not a statistical confidence threshold. The chip on each result reads one of three ways: backed by the chances, with even chances, or against them. Counted over the selection, those three are the xG record on the Chances card — 5–1–0 reads as five results with the chances, one even and none against them.

Goal difference minus xGD says how far a scoreline finished from the chances behind it: a 4:2 won off level chances ran nearly two goals ahead of them. The two callouts under the list name the match that ran furthest each way, and a direction with no result a full goal clear of the chances gets no card rather than a card built from a rounding.

Windows count back from the most recent recorded match, and only matches attached to this club record are included. Home and away mean the provider-designated side, not a verified physical venue. Scores describe recorded play, not shootout advancement. Unverified periods receive no chance comparison.

How the model works →