The opening six Matchweeks of the 2026-27 ADNOC Pro League have produced several notable statistics, reflecting the competition among clubs and players in goalscoring, assists, chances created, attacking efficiency and defensive performances.
The figures also reveal contrasting strengths across the league, with some teams excelling in front of goal and others demonstrating their ability to recover from losing positions or collect points away from home.
Four players share the lead in goal contributions, with Willy Semedo of United, Victor Henrique of Ajman, Serginho of Al Wasl and Ousmane Camara of Sharjah each recording five.
Semedo has scored four goals and provided one assist, while Henrique has contributed three goals and two assists. Serginho has registered two goals and three assists, while Camara has scored once and provided four assists.
The four-way tie reflects the different ways in which players have contributed to their teams' attacking performances during the opening six Matchweeks.
Al Ain's Alejandro Romero leads the competition in chances created, having produced 39 opportunities for his teammates.
His teammate Matias Palacios also tops the rankings for passes attempted in the opposition half, recording 267 passes with an accuracy rate of 86.1%.
At team level, Al Wasl have emerged as the competition's highest scorers, with 17 goals in their opening six matches.
Shabab Al Ahli have demonstrated particular attacking strength after half-time, scoring 10 of their 12 league goals in the second half. That represents 83% of their total and is the highest proportion among teams in the competition.
Al Ain, meanwhile, lead the league in points recovered from losing positions. They have collected seven points after falling behind, recording two victories and one draw in matches where they trailed.
Al Jazira have been particularly effective away from home, collecting 10 points from four matches on their travels. Their record includes three victories and one draw, leaving them unbeaten away from home after six Matchweeks.
In goal, Hatta's Marzooq Rashed leads the competition in total saves, having made 26 stops, the highest figure among goalkeepers this season.
The statistics demonstrate the variety of individual and team performances shaping the early stages of the campaign, with goalscorers, playmakers, defenders and goalkeepers all contributing to an increasingly competitive ADNOC Pro League season.
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