Stats & Leaderboards

Capo tracks everything that happens in your matches. Here's what gets recorded, how the numbers work, and when they update.

What gets tracked

Every time you complete a match, Capo records:

• •Games played — Total appearances
• •Wins, draws, losses — Match results for each player
• •Goals scored — Individual goal tally
• •Own goals — Tracked separately (don't count towards your total)
• •Clean sheets — Games where your team didn't concede
• •Fantasy points — Points for wins, draws, and goals
• •Which team you played on — Orange/Green assignment
• •Goalkeeper games — If you played in goal

Calculated statistics

From the raw data, Capo calculates:

• •Win rate — Percentage of games won
• •Goals per game — Average scoring rate
• •Minutes per goal — How long between goals (based on match duration in settings)
• •Points per game — Average fantasy points
• •Form — Results from last 5 matches (W/D/L)
• •Streaks — Current winning/losing/scoring runs

Leaderboards

Capo offers several leaderboard views:

• •Half-season — Current half of the season (if you've set one up)
• •Full season — The entire season so far
• •All-time — Career totals since you started using Capo
• •Goal leaders — Top scorers
• •Season race — Graph showing points accumulated over time

Personal dashboard

Every player has their own stats page showing:

• •Personal bests — Highest scoring game, longest streak, etc.
• •Milestones — Every 5 games, every 10 goals, etc.
• •Recent form — Last 5 matches with results
• •Career summary — All-time totals
• •Teammate chemistry — Who you win most with

When stats update

Stats update automatically through several triggers:

• •Match completion — As soon as you save the result, stats start updating
• •Background job — Takes about 5 seconds to crunch the numbers
• •Nightly refresh — Everything recalculates at 2am just in case
• •Manual trigger — Admins can force an update from Settings → Update Stats

Fantasy points explained

Fantasy points are the main leaderboard currency. All values are configurable in Settings — these are the defaults:

• •Win — 20 points (default)
• •Draw — 10 points (default)
• •Loss — -10 points (default)
• •Attendance — 10 points just for turning up (default)

So with defaults, a typical win nets you 30 points (20 + 10 attendance), while a loss still gets you 0 (the attendance bonus cancels out the penalty). This keeps everyone motivated to play rather than sitting out to protect a lead.

Bonus points

Extra points for dominant performances (all configurable):

• •Clean sheet win — 30 points default (instead of 20)
• •Clean sheet draw — 20 points default (instead of 10)
• •Heavy win — 30 points default (win by 4+ goals)
• •Heavy win + clean sheet — 40 points default (the jackpot)

Heavy loss penalty

Lose by 4+ goals and you're looking at -20 points instead of -10 by default. This keeps games competitive even when you're behind — there's always something to play for. The goal margin threshold and penalty are both configurable.

Goals scored

By default, goals don't earn extra points. Why? Because it encourages goal-hanging and selfish play. Scorers already have the goals leaderboard to chase — the fantasy table rewards team results. You can turn this on in Settings if your group wants to reward individual scorers.

Power Rating & Goal Threat

These two stats appear on player profiles and drive the Performance balancing algorithm. They're calculated automatically from your match history — no setup needed.

Power Rating

Your average fantasy points per game, weighted so recent matches count more than older ones. A player winning regularly in the last few weeks will have a higher Power Rating than someone whose good form was six months ago.

Goal Threat

Your average goals per game, again weighted toward recent form. Bang in a few this month and it goes up. Go a few weeks without scoring and it drifts down — but slowly.

How the weighting works

Capo uses an exponential decay formula: a game played today counts fully, a game from two years ago counts roughly half as much, a game from four years ago roughly a quarter. Your full history still matters — it just matters less as time passes.

New players & qualification

Until a player has played around 5 games, their rating is pulled toward the group average — so brand new players don't start at 0% or 100%. After that, their actual stats take over.