Friendly International kicks off on 23 September 2026. Standings, team statistics, BTTS and corners trends, longest current streaks and our model's power rankings will populate as the tournament progresses.
Statz tracks Friendly International across standings, team statistics, BTTS and corners trends, and player streaks. See the Power Rankings page for our model's view of relative team strength, the Stats Leaders page for goal scorers and assist providers, and the Streaks page for the longest active stat runs across the league.
Group-by-group tables are on the Standings card above — every group with played, won-drawn-lost, goal difference and points, updated after every match.
The Stats Leaders card above tracks the tournament's top scorers, assist providers and shots-on-target leaders, updated after every match.
Power rankings rate every Friendly International team for underlying strength using historical goal data, expected goals (xG) for and against, and team market value. The result is two component ratings (attack and defence) and an overall rating. Teams with the highest overall ratings are the strongest by these measures, regardless of league position. See the Power Rankings page for the full table.
Match-level data updates after every Friendly International fixture — typically within a few hours of full-time. The editorial summary on this page refreshes weekly to reflect the most recent statistical narrative.
The BTTS and Corners pages above show team-by-team hit rates: which Friendly International teams' matches most often have both teams scoring, and which average the most match corners. Useful for player-prop and over/under markets.
Match data is sourced from official competition records and statistical providers. Player-prop odds are taken from Bet365 where priced, with form-based hit-rates calculated from each player's last qualifying appearances.