Who rotates and who doesn't — EPL
Lineup-consistency leaderboards for every EPL club, computed from confirmed official lineups across the last 5 matches. Continuity measures how much of the starting XI carries over between consecutive matches — 100% = unchanged, 0% = wholesale changes. Per-unit splits surface where managers stick (and where they tinker).
Clubs whose 11 changes least, match-to-match.
- 1Everton91%5M
- 2Sunderland89%5M
- 3Tottenham88%5M
- 4West Ham86%5M
- 5Bournemouth86%5M
Clubs whose 11 changes most.
- 1Manchester City50%5M
- 2Aston Villa55%5M
- 3Crystal Palace59%5M
- 4Arsenal61%5M
- 5Chelsea64%5M
Continuity of the back-line, ignoring formation changes.
- 1Everton100%5M
- 2Bournemouth94%5M
- 3Tottenham89%5M
- 4Fulham88%5M
- 5Sunderland85%5M
Continuity of the engine room.
- 1West Ham100%5M
- 2Sunderland90%5M
- 3Everton88%5M
- 4Tottenham88%5M
- 5Brentford85%5M
Continuity of the front line.
- 1Burnley100%5M
- 2Bournemouth92%5M
- 3Wolves83%5M
- 4Everton75%5M
- 5Sunderland75%5M
Clubs that aren't rotating their #1.
- 1Everton100%5M
- 2Sunderland100%5M
- 3Tottenham100%5M
- 4West Ham100%5M
- 5Bournemouth100%5M
Clubs whose manager has named the same starting XI in back-to-back matches.
Continuity is computed pairwise across consecutive EPL matches in this window. Each pair scores |shared starters| / max(|A|, |B|) — symmetric, formation-agnostic. The club's rate is the average across all consecutive pairs.
Per-unit continuity restricts the comparison to that position group only (defenders, midfielders, forwards, goalkeeper), so a back-line shuffle doesn't depress the midfield score and vice versa. Iron Elevens flag clubs that named an identical XI in back-to-back fixtures.
Minimum sample size: 5 matches. Data refreshes hourly off the AF sync daemon.