Soccer stats, kept live.

Soccer scoring lives in the gap between chances and goals. A team can pepper the net for ninety minutes and lose to one clinical strike. Statside is box-score entry built for that reality: log goals, assists, shots, and shots on goal, then let the math tell you who is finishing and who is just shooting. You tap the events as they happen across two halves, and the goal total settles the score. No spreadsheets after the whistle.

The signature rate stat is shots-on-goal percentage, computed automatically as you enter shots and shots on goal. It rewards the players who make the keeper work. A striker with 10 shots and 6 on frame reads shots-on-goal % = 6 / 10 = 60%, and that number cuts through a busy stat line faster than raw volume ever could. For keepers, save % does the same job on the other end, separating a goalkeeper who stops what he faces from one who simply sees a lot of traffic.

Entry is quick because the app tracks everything a match actually produces. Goals and assists for the attack. Fouls, yellow cards, and red cards for discipline, logged per player so a coach can see who is walking the edge before the second yellow ends the night. For keepers, saves and goals against feed straight into save %. It all posts live from a phone to public team pages and embeds, so parents and scouts follow the match without waiting on a recap.

Good and great split on the leaderboards. Season leaders rank on qualifying thresholds, so a striker who buries three on four shots does not leapfrog the forward carrying a full season of chances. Volume plus efficiency is what climbs the board: high shots-on-goal % held up across real minutes, a keeper whose save % survives a heavy workload. That is the line between a hot afternoon and a season that means something.