TPP Clean Sheet Stats Table

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The table offers the number of clean sheets a team has had throughout the campaign, and then converts this number into a percentage which is displayed on the far-right column.

The ‘Failed To Score' table works in much the same way but deals with the number of times a team has not managed to score in a match, obviously implying that the opposing team has kept a clean sheet. The ‘Win to Nil’ table also dictates how many times a team has won without conceding a goal. We have a fantastic Win to Nil stats page for a more in-depth review.

Clean Sheets

To put it simply, a clean sheet is achieved when a team goes through an entire game of football without conceding a single goal. The easiest form of betting on a clean sheet is a ‘Yes or No’ bet on a team to get a clean sheet.

Win to Nil

A Win to Nil means that a team will not only keep a clean sheet but will also go on to win the match. This is a trickier bet as there are more variables.

Failed To Score

On the other hand, a ‘Failing To Score’ bet stipulates that a team won’t manage to score in 90 minutes of football. The bet basically means that the opposing team will get a clean sheet.

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The clean sheet is a classic bet and has been around for a while. It has been gaining traction as a worthwhile bet, offering up good value in many cases.

There are several ways to bet on a clean sheet without explicitly picking teams who’ll keep a clean sheet in a match. These include placing a ‘Both Teams To Score' bet and choosing ‘No’, implying one team will keep a clean sheet.

Similarly, a popular betting market is betting on a ‘Win to Nil’, which basically means that a team will win while also keeping a clean sheet.

Betting on ‘Under 0.5 goals' means you are predicting that a particular team will keep a clean sheet. Lastly, if you bet on an exact score of 0-0, this will of course mean that the opposition will also have to keep a clean sheet.

Clean Sheet Betting Tips

There is one factor that will greatly benefit every punter into making more valuable and overall better bets: research. Some due diligence will go a long way in the betting scene.

There are two important factors to consider when researching clean sheet stats.

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    Team Defending Stats – How well a team can hold off attackers for 90 minutes.

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    Team Attacking Stats – How good a team is at breaking down defences and scoring goals.

Firstly, when betting on clean sheets, defensive stats are crucial. This page is a great start, as knowing which team gets most clean sheets is vital for these types of bets. Looking for teams who consistently concede few goals could be great value.

On the other hand, checking out an opponent’s attacking output is a great way to tell if they’ll be able to break a deadlock.

Besides these stats, keeping up to date with the context of matches is hugely important. Bigger clubs might rest their best players if they have other important games coming up. Keeping an eye on the nuances of football will greatly improve your betting.

Finally, predictors like our excellent KickForms.com service provides added information to use in placing a more well-made bet.

Looking into historical data is a great way to gain a better understanding into which leagues and teams are most likely to get a clean sheet. In the table below, you can see how often a clean sheet occurs in each of the top 5 leagues in the 2021/2022 season, as well as which team got the largest share of them.

LeagueClean sheetsClean Sheets %Club clean sheets#colspan#
Premier League212/38055.7%Liverpool.
Man City.
21
La Liga235/38061.8%Real Sociedad 20
Bundesliga134/30843.8%Bayern Munich.
Wolfsburg.
11
Serie A182/38047.9%Milan 18
Ligue 1193/38050.8%OGC Nice 14

Clean Sheets All-Time Stats

Historically speaking, these are the goalkeepers with the most clean sheets. Two shot stoppers are still playing today – albeit in the twilight of their careers,  whereas three of the five keepers have applied their trade in the Premier League.

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    #1 – Gianluigi Buffon – 501 clean sheets. Buffon is still playing with Serie B side Parma Calcio.

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    #2 – Edwin Van der Sar – 440 clean sheets in 951 games.

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    #3 – Iker Casillas – 440 clean sheets in 1048 games.

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    #4 – Petr Cech – 397 clean sheets in 907 games.

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    #5 – Pepe Reina – 358 clean sheets. Reina is currently on loan at Villareal.

Sometimes, betting on clean sheets can be tricky, especially in competitive leagues where any team could go on to score goals. Here are a few alternatives:

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    Total Team Goals This bet does as is implied: punters must predict how many goals a team will score in a given match. The great thing about this is that you won’t need to predict the other team’s score or the outcome of the match.

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    To Win Both Halves ′To Win Both Halves′ betting is an exciting one to play. A team must be winning by the end of the first half but will also have to score at least once in the second half to win that and ultimately, win the bet.

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    To Win Either Half Similar to winning both halves, this bet stipulates that a given team must at least win one half of the match, which is great as you may win in the first half regardless of the final score or second half. Our 1st and 2nd half goals table is perfect for researching both of these bets.

Betting on a clean sheet simply means that a punter bets on a team to not concede any goals throughout a match.

No, even if the end result is a draw (0-0), both teams will win a clean sheet bet.

La Liga had the highest rate of clean sheets last season at 61.8%.

The best place to check out predictions is our very own KickForms.com. The page offers great value on all the top leagues.

These stats are perfect for anyone who wants to find value in their bets, and discovering different markets to place bets on is bound to improve your betting experience. We recommend always checking out the clean sheets stats table as it is definitely worth a look every time you’re making a bet involving goals – or lack thereof.

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