Every Premier League scoreline since the league began in 1992
Each square shows how often that final score has happened. Tap one for its full history.
Season
Since the last scorigami
1,098 days
without a result the Premier League had never seen. The last: , September 24, 2023.
A scoreline new either way round is rarer still: the last was , 13 years ago.
This round's odds of ending it: Scorigami Watch →13,216
Matches
60
Scorelines
Times it's happened
Never (yet)
Once
2–9
10–49
50–199
200–999
1,000+
Highlights
Most Common
1–1 — 1,521 matches
home–away, all-time
Biggest Margin
Man United 9–0 Ipswich Town
9-goal win · March 4, 1995
What is Premier League Scorigami?
A scorigami is a final score that has never happened before. This grid holds every Premier League result since the league began in August 1992, more than 13,000 matches. Each square is a final score, coloured by how often it has happened; the empty squares are scores the league has never produced.
When a match ends in a brand-new score, the grid gains a square. @pl_gami posts every result as it happens and flags the new ones.
How to read the grid
In the Home / Away view, one axis counts the home side's goals and the other the away side's, so a 3–1 home win and a 1–3 away win are different squares. Switch to Winner / Loser to count them as one result.
Pick any square to see when that score first and last happened and how often it has come up each season, with a link to every match that finished that way. Choose a single season to see how one campaign filled the grid.