Premier League Scorigami
Interactive heatmap of every Premier League scoreline since 1992.
What is Premier League Scorigami?
A "scorigami" is a final score that has never happened before in the competition's history. Premier League Scorigami charts every unique scoreline ever recorded across Premier League play since the league's inception in 1992 — from the everyday 1–0 and 2–1 to one-off results like 9–0 and 7–4. The heatmap makes it easy to see which scorelines are common, which are rare, and which have never happened at all.
How the heatmap works
By default the horizontal axis is the home team's goals and the vertical axis is the away team's, so a 3–1 home win and a 1–3 away win are separate cells; a toggle switches to the classic winner-versus-loser count, where both are the same scoreline. Draws sit on the diagonal. Color intensity maps to how often that result has occurred — deeper color means rarer. Click any cell to see the first occurrence, the most recent occurrence, and every match in between. Filter by any Premier League season, or browse the entire all-time record.
Explore the site
- Premier League scoreline records
- Every Premier League scoreline, and how often each has happened
- Every Premier League club: records, scoreline grids and season-by-season results
- All-time Premier League table
- Every Premier League season: champions, final tables and records since 1992/93
- Premier League head to head: every fixture's record, from the derbies down
- Premier League race chart: famous title races, week by week
- Scorigami Watch: this round's odds of a result the Premier League has never seen
- Half-time and full-time: comebacks, collapses and how safe a half-time lead is
- Scorigami Daily: guess the score of a famous Premier League match, a new puzzle every day
- Mystery Season: find one club's season from its finish, points and goals
- Higher or Lower: an endless game on Premier League stats
- Articles: the rarest scorelines, home/away scorigamis, and what a scorigami is
- About the project
- Frequently asked questions
- Contact
- Privacy Policy
- Terms of Use
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