GDSFC Championship— Frank Sideline Stat Pack
The GDSFC Championship remains one of the most competitive divisions in the league this season. The current table shows several clubs still capable of shaping the promotion race, particularly with games in hand among the top sides.
Blantyre United AFC currently lead the division with 35 points from 18 matches. Their record of 11 wins, 2 draws and 5 defeats keeps them top on points.
Yoker Athletic Sunday Football Club sit second with 32 points from 14 matches, holding four games in hand on the leaders.
Kelburne AFC remain close behind with 31 points from 13 matches, the fewest games played among the leading sides.
Key Stat
Kelburne AFC currently hold the highest points-per-game return in the division.
Kelburne AFC: 31 pts from 13 games (2.38 PPG) Yoker Athletic: 32 pts from 14 games (2.29 PPG) Blantyre United: 35 pts from 18 games (1.94 PPG)
This highlights the impact of games in hand, with Kelburne’s current return placing them strongest based on performance rate.
Goal Numbers
Kelburne AFC: 61 goals
Blantyre United: 53 goals
Haghill AFC: 53 goals
Kelburne lead the division for goals scored while also holding games in hand near the top.
Games in Hand Watch
Kelburne AFC: 13 matches
Yoker Athletic: 14 matches
Blantyre United: 18 matches
The difference in matches played continues to shape how the table is read week to week.
Nim’s Stat
“Blantyre top on 35, but Kelburne sitting on 31 from 13 — that’s the one to watch.”.
Lower End of the Table
Woodlands AFC (7 points from 17 matches) and East End Phoenix AFC (4 points from 14 matches) currently sit at the lower end of the Championship table. The points gap to the teams above them means the remaining fixtures will be important in reducing that distance.
Blantyre United lead the Championship on points, but the numbers show a different picture when games played are considered. With Kelburne holding the strongest points return and both them and Yoker Athletic carrying games in hand, the promotion race remains open heading into the final stretch of the season.
Chasing Positions
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