Goals — the players who score most often
Goals is the biggest player market in the La Liga bet builder, and the one most builders are built around. SharpXI shows how often each player has actually scored — the raw record across every finished match, not a projection.
How these numbers are built
Two numbers, both counted rather than estimated. The per-90 rate is goals divided by minutes played, times ninety, across the season, with a 450-minute minimum so a single substitute appearance cannot top the table. The 1+ hit rate is the share of appearances in which the player scored at least once. Nothing here is shrunk, recency-weighted or adjusted for the opponent — those steps belong to the markets SharpXI models, and goals is not one of them.
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How to read them
The hit rate is the more useful of the two for a builder leg, because a leg either lands or it does not. A high per-90 rate built on thin minutes flatters a player whose hit rate is modest, which is why the table ranks by hit rate first. Read both columns together, and treat a small appearance count with care.
La Liga — how this market behaves
Over 78 La Liga matches in 26/27, a player recorded 1+ goals in 8.2% of the 2,472 appearances counted here. SharpXI publishes no model verdict on goals in any league — this page is the record only.
Hit rate only. SharpXI does not publish a model verdict on goals. There is no modelled probability and no price comparison on this market — the table below is a record of what has already happened. The markets SharpXI does model, and its record on each, are on the La Liga markets page and the track record.
La Liga leaders this season
In the 26/27 La Liga season, Raphinha (FC Barcelona) recorded 1+ goals in 86% of appearances, ahead of Sergio Camello (71%) and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (71%). Hit rates are over completed matches, minimum 450 minutes played.
Per-90 rates across the league (26/27 season, minimum 450 minutes) — the players whose underlying numbers drive this market.
| Player | Team | Per 90 | 1+ hit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raphinha | FC Barcelona | 1.95 | 86% |
| Sergio Camello | Rayo Vallecano | 1.34 | 71% |
| Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang | Deportivo de A Coruña | 0.80 | 71% |
| Ante Budimir | Osasuna | 0.91 | 62% |
| Yassir Zabiri | Real Racing Club | 1.33 | 50% |
| Lamine Yamal | FC Barcelona | 0.94 | 50% |
| Kylian Mbappé | Real Madrid | 0.88 | 50% |
| Fernando Niño | Elche | 0.83 | 50% |
| Roberto Fernández | Espanyol | 0.78 | 50% |
| Lucas Boyé | Deportivo Alavés | 0.82 | 43% |
| Fermín López | FC Barcelona | 0.76 | 43% |
| Iván Romero | Levante UD | 0.58 | 43% |
Frequently asked
Does SharpXI publish a value verdict on goals?
No. Goals and assists are shown as a hit-rate record only — there is no modelled probability and no price comparison on either market. The markets SharpXI does model, and its record on them, are listed on the La Liga markets page and the track record.
What does 1+ goals mean?
It is a bet that the player scores at least once in the match. It is the only goals line SharpXI tracks, because scoring twice is rare enough that a season's hit rate at 2+ would carry very little weight.
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