πŸ§‘β€βš–οΈ Referee Analysis

C PawsonvsCheltenham

Analysis based on 5 matches since 2000

* Note: Detailed card statistics for matches before 2005 may be incomplete.

2
Wins
1
Draws
2
Losses
πŸ“ŠNO SIGNIFICANT BIAS

πŸ“Š NO SIGNIFICANT BIAS

Results under this referee fall within normal statistical variance.

Bias Score
-5.0%
Matches Analyzed
5

The Bias Meterβ„’

Bias Level-5.0%
Bias AgainstNeutralFavorable

Match History

5 matches under this referee

3 Mar 2015
Carlisle (A)
League Two
LOSS
0 - 1
Cards Awarded:
Cheltenham:
🟨 4
Carlisle:
🟨 1
28 Jan 2012
Macclesfield (A)
League Two
WIN
3 - 1
Cards Awarded:
Cheltenham:
β€”
Macclesfield:
🟨 2
13 Aug 2011
Swindon (H)
League Two
WIN
1 - 0
Cards Awarded:
Cheltenham:
🟨 2πŸŸ₯ 1
Swindon:
🟨 3
1 May 2010
Notts County (A)
League Two
LOSS
0 - 5
Cards Awarded:
Cheltenham:
β€”
Notts County:
🟨 3
2 Jan 2010
Bradford (A)
League Two
DRAW
1 - 1
Cards Awarded:
Cheltenham:
🟨 1
Bradford:
🟨 2πŸŸ₯ 1

When C Pawson officiates Cheltenham matches, the statistics reveal no significant bias pattern. Based on 5 matches spanning multiple seasons, our comprehensive analysis shows Cheltenham achieves a 40% win rate under C Pawson, compared to the 45% baseline expected for teams at this level. This negative 5.0 percentage point difference falls within normal statistical variance. The data includes detailed card statistics, match outcomes, and historical trends to provide football fans, bettors, and analysts with evidence-based insights into this referee-team dynamic.

Frequently Asked Questions

Detailed Statistics

Win Rate (Under Ref)40.0%
Baseline Win Rate45%
Bias Score-5.0%

Cards for Cheltenham

🟨 Yellows / Game1.40
πŸŸ₯ Reds / Game0.20

Cards for Opponents

🟨 Opp Yellows / Game2.20
πŸŸ₯ Opp Reds / Game0.20
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Betting Outlook

TIPSTER INSIGHT
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RED CARD RISK

Red card frequency: 0.2 per game

Higher than average dismissal rate in this matchup.

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