Half term awards

League One

League Two

Championship

Premier League

half term awards

Alternative

The clubs who have spent the most time in a winning position:

Dominance award

The league table is one way to measure success, but here we acknowledge the clubs and players who have excelled in other ways during the first half of the season

Data correct up to 31 December 2018

Premier League

Alternative

half term awards

19 hours 12 mins

17 hours 42 mins

16 hours 42 mins

Man City

Liverpool

Tottenham

…and those who have spent the least time in the lead:

3 hours 28 mins

4 hours 45 mins

1 hour 53 mins

Cardiff

Fulham

Burnley

Resilience award

The clubs who have recovered the most points from losing positions:

Arsenal

from 10 matches

Leicester

from 14 matches

Man Utd

from 10 matches

…and those who have recovered the fewest:

from 13 matches

from 11 matches

from 10 matches

Burnley

Southampton

Newcastle

Youthfulness award

The clubs who have fielded the youngest starting line-ups on average:

Fulham

Southampton

Everton

25 years 11 months 28 days

26 years 19 days

26 years 1 month 3 days

…and those who have fielded the oldest:

Burnley

Brighton

Watford

28 years 7 months 11 days

28 years 7 months 23 days

28 years 7 months 11 days

Traveller award

The clubs who have won the highest share of their points from away matches:

Newcastle

(11/18)

Tottenham

Crystal Palace

…and the travel-sick clubs who have won the lowest share of their points on the road:

(27/45)

(10/19)

61.1%

60.0%

52.6%

(7/25)

(5/18)

(2/14)

28.0%

27.8%

14.3%

Brighton

Cardiff

Fulham

Key attacker award

The players who have been involved in the highest share of their club’s goals:

(10/18)

(19/37)

(7/14)

55.6%

51.4%

50.0%

Aleksandar Mitrovic

Eden Hazard

Salomon Rondon

Catalyst award

The players who have boosted their team’s win percentage the most when selected:

…and those who have seen their team’s results suffer the most when they feature:

Cardiff

Aron Gunnarsson

45.5%

25.0%

With

Without

Difference

+20.5%

+20.0%

Wolves

Diogo Jota

60.0%

40.0%

+16.7%

Cardiff

Josh Murphy

41.7%

25.0%

With

Without

Difference

-18.3%

Brighton

Anthony Knockaert

16.7%

35.0%

-16.7%

Man Utd

Romelu Lukaku

33.3%

50.0%

-12.9%

Newcastle

Jamaal Lascelles

7.1%

20.0%

* Excludes matches where players featured for fewer than 60 minutes, and anyone who has done so in less than half of their club’s matches this season

Fulham

Chelsea

Newcastle

The league table is one way to measure success, but here we acknowledge the clubs and players who have excelled in other ways during the first half of the season

Alternative

half term awards

Championship

Data correct up to 31 December 2018

(21/34)

(16/35)

(16/36)

61.8%

45.7%

44.4%

Neal Maupay

Lewis Grabban

Lukas Jutkiewicz

Key attacker award

The players who have been involved in the highest share of their club’s goals:

Catalyst award

The players who have boosted their team’s win percentage the most when selected:

…and those who have seen their team’s results suffer the most when they feature:

* Excludes matches where players featured for fewer than 60 minutes, and anyone who has done so in less than half of their club’s matches this season

With

Without

Difference

+20.5%

Norwich

Christoph Zimmermann

76.5%

56.0%

+20.3%

Middlesbrough

Dael Fry

64.3%

44.0%

+16.5%

Leeds

Pablo Hernandez

76.5%

60.0%

With

Without

Difference

-19.3%

Hull

Eric Lichaj

16.7%

36.0%

-12.9%

Bolton

Jack Hobbs

7.1%

20.0%

-12.6%

Wigan

Dan Burn

15.4%

28.0%

Traveller award

The clubs who have won the highest share of their points from away matches:

…and the travel-sick clubs who have won the lowest share of their points on the road:

(18/33)

(18/35)

(23/48)

54.5%

51.4%

47.9%

Hull

Bristol City

Norwich

(3/25)

(4/22)

(5/26)

12.0%

18.2%

19.2%

Millwall

Rotherham

Wigan

Youthfulness award

The clubs who have fielded the youngest starting line-ups on average:

…and those who have fielded the oldest:

Brentford

Swansea

Wigan

24 years 11 months 13 days

24 years 5 months 1 day

24 years 11 months 27 days

Bolton

Middlesbrough

Sheff Utd

28 years 7 months 20 days

29 years 3 days

27 years 9 months 30 days

Resilience award

The clubs who have recovered the most points from losing positions:

…and those who have recovered the fewest:

West Brom

from 14 matches

Derby

Leeds

Wigan

from 14 matches

Bolton

from 15 matches

from 13 matches

Sheff Wed

Dominance award

The clubs who have spent the most time in a winning position:

12 hours 57 mins

12 hours 16 mins

Aston Villa

West Brom

Birmingham

Ipswich

Bolton

Rotherham

13 hours 3 mins

…and those who have spent the least time in the lead:

5 hours 47 mins

5 hours 48 mins

5 hours 11 mins

from 14 matches

from 13 matches

Brentford

Nottingham Forest

Birmingham

The league table is one way to measure success, but here we acknowledge the clubs and players who have excelled in other ways during the first half of the season

Alternative

half term awards

League One

Data correct up to 31 December 2018

(19/33)

(13/27)

(12/27)

57.6%

48.1%

44.4%

Ian Henderson

Freddie Ladapo

Sean McConville

Rochdale

Plymouth

Accrington

Key attacker award

The players who have been involved in the highest share of their club’s goals:

Catalyst award

The players who have boosted their team’s win percentage the most when selected:

…and those who have seen their team’s results suffer the most when they feature:

* Excludes matches where players featured for fewer than 60 minutes, and anyone who has done so in less than half of their club’s matches this season

With

Without

Difference

+18.5%

Sunderland

Chris Maguire

75.0%

56.5%

+17.8%

Luton

Andrew Shinnie

77.8%

60.0%

+16.3%

Coventry

Dujon Sterling

56.3%

40.0%

With

Without

Difference

-21.5%

Luton

Dan Potts

38.5%

60.0%

-16.4%

Blackpool

Ben Heneghan

21.1%

37.5%

-13.7%

Shrewsbury

Shaun Whalley

14.3%

28.0%

Traveller award

The clubs who have won the highest share of their points from away matches:

…and the travel-sick clubs who have won the lowest share of their points on the road:

(27/44)

(15/26)

(30/54)

61.4%

57.7%

55.6%

Peterborough

Bristol Rovers

Portsmouth

(7/29)

(8/31)

(8/26)

24.1%

25.8%

30.8%

Shrewsbury

Burton

Oxford

Youthfulness award

The clubs who have fielded the youngest starting line-ups on average:

…and those who have fielded the oldest:

Barnsley

Coventry

Walsall

24 years 6 months 18 days

24 years 5 months 2 days

24 years 8 months 4 days

Wycombe

Southend

Bristol Rovers

27 years 6 months 22 days

27 years 5 months 2 days

27 years 6 months 5 days

Resilience award

The clubs who have recovered the most points from losing positions:

…and those who have recovered the fewest:

Sunderland

from 12 matches

Wycombe

Peterborough

Bradford

Fleetwood

from 15 matches

from 10 matches

from 17 matches

Plymouth

Dominance award

The clubs who have spent the most time in a winning position:

16 hours 23 mins

16 hours 16 mins

Portsmouth

Charlton

Barnsley

Plymouth

Wimbledon

Shrewsbury

16 hours 59 mins

…and those who have spent the least time in the lead:

6 hours 2 mins

8 hours 6 mins

5 hours 52 mins

from 11 matches

from 15 matches

The league table is one way to measure success, but here we acknowledge the clubs and players who have excelled in other ways during the first half of the season

Alternative

half term awards

League Two

Data correct up to 31 December 2018

(16/36)

(15/35)

(10/26)

44.4%

42.9%

38.5%

Jayden Stockley

Padraig Amond

Michael Doughty

Exeter

Newport

Swindon

Key attacker award

The players who have been involved in the highest share of their club’s goals:

Catalyst award

The players who have boosted their team’s win percentage the most when selected:

…and those who have seen their team’s results suffer the most when they feature:

* Excludes matches where players featured for fewer than 60 minutes, and anyone who has done so in less than half of their club’s matches this season

With

Without

Difference

+24.3%

Stevenage

Ben Nugent

64.3%

40.0%

+20.8%

Carlisle

Jamie Devitt

68.8%

48.0%

+19.9%

Newport

Matt Dolan

61.5%

41.7%

With

Without

Difference

-15.8%

Lincoln

Josh Vickers

46.7%

62.5%

-13.1%

Newport

Jamille Matt

28.6%

41.7%

-12.7%

Carlisle

Macaulay Gillesphey

35.3%

48.0%

Traveller award

The clubs who have won the highest share of their points from away matches:

…and the travel-sick clubs who have won the lowest share of their points on the road:

(25/40)

(14/24)

(18/35)

62.5%

58.3%

51.4%

Forest Green

Yeovil

Oldham

(5/31)

(7/27)

(10/38)

16.1%

25.9%

26.3%

Crewe

Crawley

Tranmere

Youthfulness award

The clubs who have fielded the youngest starting line-ups on average:

…and those who have fielded the oldest:

Brentford

Swansea

Wigan

25 years 1 month 2 days

24 years 11 months 22 days

25 years 3 months 6 days

Bolton

Middlesbrough

Sheff Utd

28 years 4 months 27 days

29 years 2 months 19 days

28 years 2 months 18 days

Resilience award

The clubs who have recovered the most points from losing positions:

…and those who have recovered the fewest:

Swindon

from 15 matches

from 10 matches

from 15 matches

Lincoln

Carlisle

Crewe

Notts Co

from 12 matches

from 14 matches

from 9 matches

Colchester

Dominance award

The clubs who have spent the most time in a winning position:

15 hours 13 mins

14 hours 28 mins

Colchester

MK Dons

Lincoln

Yeovil

Notts Co

Cambridge

16 hours 26 mins

…and those who have spent the least time in the lead:

6 hours 23 mins

6 hours 51 mins

4 hours 52 mins