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Where are matches most one-sided?

Share of matches decided by four goals or more.

1. Deild (Faroe Islands) is the most one-sided: 25.9% of its matches end by four goals or more.

Where are matches most one-sided?
LeagueWon by 4+Matches
1. 1. Deild Faroe Islands 25.9% 135
2. 2. Division Belarus 24.2% 182
3. Frauen Bundesliga Germany 21.2% 132
4. Taiwan Football Premier League Taiwan 21% 105
5. Feminine Division 1 France 20.5% 132
6. Meistriliiga Estonia 20% 180
7. 1. Liga Latvia 19.7% 152
8. 1a Divisió Andorra 19.4% 108
9. Esiliiga A Estonia 18.9% 180
10. First League Armenia 18.5% 135
11. Druha Liga - Group B Ukraine 18.2% 198
12. Serie A Women Italy 17.8% 135
13. C-League Cambodia 16.5% 133
14. Division di Honor Aruba 15.4% 104
15. U19 Bundesliga Germany 15.3% 544
16. 1 Lyga Lithuania 15.2% 210
17. Kakkonen - Lohko A Finland 15.2% 132
18. Regionalliga - West Austria 15% 240
19. Premier League Singapore 14.8% 108
20. Kakkonen - Lohko B Finland 14.4% 132
21. HKFA 1st Division Hong Kong SAR China 14.2% 240
22. Brisbane Premier League Australia 14% 136
23. Segunda División Peru 13.9% 209
24. Campionato San Marino 13.8% 160
25. Kakkonen - Lohko C Finland 13.6% 132
26. Stars League Qatar 13.6% 132
27. Denmark Series - Group 3 Denmark 13.6% 125
28. Eredivisie Women Netherlands 13.2% 144
29. Division 2 - Norra Götaland Sweden 13.2% 182
30. 2nd Division - Group A Albania 12.8% 156
31. UEFA Youth League International 12.7% 158
32. Division 2 - Norra Svealand Sweden 12.6% 182
33. Thai League 1 Thailand 12.1% 306
34. National Division Luxembourg 12.1% 182
35. Brasileiro Women Brazil 11.9% 126
36. Meistaradeildin Faroe Islands 11.9% 135
37. Northern NSW NPL Australia 11.8% 110
38. Denmark Series - Group 1 Denmark 11.2% 125
39. Challenge League Malta 11% 182
40. Division 2 - Norrland Sweden 11% 182

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