Player screener

One table of every Premier League, La Liga and Serie A player's line across a whole round — shots, shots on target, fouls and cards — with the hit rate for each over their recent games, filterable by market and window. It's the slate-wide view: instead of opening one fixture at a time, you screen the whole matchday at once to find the lines worth a closer look for a bet builder.

The player stats pages show one fixture's players; the screener spans every fixture in the round in a single filterable, sortable table. Same honest hit-rate numbers — the wide view rather than the deep one, so you can compare players across games and shortlist quickly.

It ranks the opponent's defence for that market: 1 is the club that gives up the most — the softest match-up for an over. A high recent hit rate against a bottom-ranked defence is a stronger starting point than the same rate against the meanest one. Sort by match-up to bring the easiest fixtures to the top.

Last 5 catches current form; Last 20 is steadier and less swayed by one or two games. A line that holds up across a longer window is more dependable than a short hot streak, so the screener lets you switch windows to check both.

Yes — the hit rates and match-ups are free to screen. What the free table doesn't show is whether the price is actually wrong: the model's true probability, the edge, and a flag on the streaks it doesn't back. That verdict is the paid SharpXI tool; the stats are on the house.

Not yet. For an upcoming round it builds a likely XI from recent selections, so a player who's rested, injured or suspended can still appear, and the hit rates come from each player's recent games rather than this exact fixture. Treat it as a shortlist to check against the confirmed teams, not a lineup.