Clean Sheets Stats & Rankings 2026/27
Find the teams that consistently keep the back door shut — full match, halves, and head-to-head splits.
Top 10 Teams
View allWhich teams keep the back door shut most often? Clean-sheet hit rates ranked alongside BTTS-against and average goals conceded for context.
Top 10 Matches
View allMatches ranked by combined clean sheet probability. Find upcoming games with the strongest defensive matchups.
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Clean sheets reward defensive teams that consistently shut out opponents. This page ranks teams by clean sheet percentage — the inverse of BTTS — so you can identify the strongest defenses across 1,200+ leagues for the 2026/27 season. Compare home vs away splits (home defenses are typically stronger), filter by recent form, and pair with our BTTS view to find teams that don't just defend but actively suffocate matches. A natural starting point for defensive solidity analysis and shutout stats. Switch home/away splits to see where teams defend best, or open leagues to find the most defensive competitions of 2026/27.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a clean sheet?
A clean sheet means a team conceded zero goals in a match. Our clean sheet percentage ranks the best defensive teams — those most likely to shut out opponents — across 1,200+ leagues with home/away splits and recent form context.
How are clean sheet stats related to BTTS?
Clean sheet rate and BTTS are inversely related. A team with 60% clean sheets will have at most 40% BTTS. We show both columns side by side so you can assess defensive solidity vs. attacking balance — together they describe a team's overall scoring profile.
How are clean sheets different from low-goal matches?
A clean sheet is a strict shutout (zero goals conceded), regardless of how many a team scores. A low-goal match (Under 1.5 / Under 2.5) is a total-goals measure that includes both sides. Clean sheet stats isolate defensive performance specifically, which is why they correlate strongly with goalkeeper and back-line quality.
Which teams have the best clean sheet percentage this season?
Sort by the clean sheet % column to find the teams with the best defensive records in 2026/27. Pair with the BTTS-against and average goals conceded columns for a full defensive profile, and use the home/away split — home defenses are typically stronger. Switch to leagues to find the most defensively-organised competitions of 2026/27.
How Team & League Stats Are Calculated
Our football statistics cover 7 major markets, each ranking teams, upcoming matches, and leagues by the most relevant statistical metric for data-driven match analysis.
All statistics exclude friendly matches and require a minimum number of matches played to ensure reliability. Cards use the formula: Yellow = 1pt, Red = 2pts. Corner and card data availability varies by league.
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