The complete-season record
The complete Premier League 2024-25 record covers 380 completed fixtures and 1,115 total goals. Its result line is 155 home wins, 132 away wins and 93 draws. Its scoring line is 575 home goals and 540 away goals.
Taken together, the figures provide a clear season-level comparison. The home category is higher in both the win count and the goal count, but that is a description of the recorded results and scores rather than an explanation of why they occurred.
What the full totals establish
The outcome counts add to the full 380-fixture coverage, while the home and away goal counts add to 1,115. The season also records 137 one-goal decisions, a further count from the same completed-season coverage. Keeping these measures together avoids reducing the season to a single result or scoring headline.
Home and away results
Outcome balance
Home wins numbered 155, compared with 132 away wins, across the 380 completed fixtures. The 93 draws complete the outcome record. The evidence therefore supports a straightforward comparison: home wins were more numerous than away wins, but draws remain part of the full result picture.
| Result | Count | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Home wins | 155 | Of 380 completed fixtures |
| Away wins | 132 | Of 380 completed fixtures |
| Draws | 93 | Of 380 completed fixtures |
Descriptive orientation
Home and away are descriptive orientations in this analysis. They allow the recorded result categories to be compared, but they do not show that venue caused any result. The observed difference between 155 home wins and 132 away wins is therefore a comparison, not a causal finding.
Goals and one-goal decisions
Goal totals by orientation
Home teams scored 575 goals and away teams scored 540, for 1,115 total goals across the 380 completed fixtures. Home scoring was higher in this aggregate, matching the direction of the win counts. That alignment is descriptive only; it does not establish that home status caused more goals.
| Measure | Count | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Home goals | 575 | Across 380 completed fixtures |
| Away goals | 540 | Across 380 completed fixtures |
| Total goals | 1,115 | Across 380 completed fixtures |
| One-goal decisions | 137 | Across 380 completed fixtures |
A separate result measure
The season also recorded 137 one-goal decisions across the same 380 completed fixtures. This is a different lens from the outcome split: 155 home wins, 132 away wins and 93 draws describe the result categories, while 137 is the reported one-goal-decision count. No team, player or venue explanation is inferred from it.
Matchday scoring and draw patterns
At matchday level, goals peaked at 39 on matchdays 15 and 22. The reported lows were 17 on matchday 18 and 20 on matchday 30. The maximum draw count was 5 on matchday 5. These references matter because a season total alone does not show where the reported peaks, lows and draw maximum occurred.
| Observation | Count | Matchday |
|---|---|---|
| Goal peak | 39 | 15 and 22 |
| Goal low point | 17 | 18 |
| Goal low point | 20 | 30 |
| Maximum draw count | 5 | 5 |
Matchday context
The full-season denominator remains 380 completed fixtures, while each matchday label preserves the location of the observation in the schedule. The goal peak, goal low points and draw maximum are counts at named matchdays, not explanations of why those counts occurred. They should be read alongside the complete season total, not as a replacement for it.
Method and coverage
Coverage
This article covers the complete Premier League 2024-25 season: 380 completed fixtures with complete scores. It reports the full-season totals for outcomes, goals and one-goal decisions, together with the specified matchday goal and draw counts.
Reporting convention
All figures are presented as exact counts: 1,115 total goals, 93 draws, 155 home wins, 132 away wins, 575 home goals, 540 away goals and 137 one-goal decisions. The 380-fixture season denominator is retained for the aggregate comparison, while the exact matchday references are retained for the peaks, lows and draw maximum. Home and away are descriptive orientations rather than evidence of venue causation. No rounded rates or additional team- or player-level claims are introduced.
Limitations of the comparison
Correlation is not causation
The observed home-versus-away differences are descriptive associations in the completed-season record. Correlation and causation are not the same: the counts show what was recorded by orientation, but they do not prove that venue caused the wins, draws or goals.
Scope of inference
Aggregate totals cannot, by themselves, explain the matchday highs and lows, the maximum draw count or the 137 one-goal decisions. They also do not support team- or player-level claims in this comparison. The defensible conclusion is limited to the 380 completed fixtures, the complete scores, the reported totals and the named matchdays.
Frequently asked questions
How many fixtures are covered?
The comparison covers 380 completed fixtures from the complete Premier League 2024-25 season. Scores are complete for the coverage.
What were the home, away and draw result counts?
There were 155 home wins, 132 away wins and 93 draws.
How many goals and one-goal decisions were recorded?
There were 1,115 total goals: 575 home goals and 540 away goals. The season also recorded 137 one-goal decisions.
When were the matchday goal highs, lows and draw maximum?
Goals peaked at 39 on matchdays 15 and 22. The reported low points were 17 on matchday 18 and 20 on matchday 30. The maximum draw count was 5 on matchday 5.
Do these figures prove that venue caused the results?
No. Home and away are used descriptively, so the counts show a comparison in the completed fixtures, not proof of venue causation. The aggregate figures do not establish why a result or scoring pattern occurred.