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League table for 13 teams

A blank standings grid for 13 teams. Print it, write your team names in the left column, and fill the rest in as the season goes.

Prints on plain paper — every cell is left empty on purpose.

What the columns mean

  • P — matches played
  • W · D · L — won, drawn, lost
  • GF · GA — scored, conceded
  • GD — goal difference (GF − GA)
  • Pts — points

How to use it

  1. 1Write one team per row, in any order — the ranking comes later.
  2. 2After each round, update played, won, drawn and lost.
  3. 3Goal difference is GF minus GA. Sort by points, then by goal difference.

You will also need the fixtures

A standings grid says who is first. It does not say who plays whom. The round robin schedule does — every team against every other, once.

Round robin schedule for 13 teams

Questions

How many rows do I need for 13 teams?
13 rows, one per team. The table below already has them, numbered and blank.
How are points counted?
It depends on the competition. Three points for a win and one for a draw is the most common rule in football, but many sports count differently — the sheet leaves the choice to you.
What decides the ranking when teams are level on points?
Most competitions use goal difference first, then goals scored. Some use the head-to-head result instead. Whichever your league uses, both columns are on the sheet.

Let the table fill itself

If you count the points on a phone during the match, the standings update on their own — and everyone with the link sees them, without installing anything or creating an account.

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