AFL percentage calculator
AFL percentage is points for ÷ points against × 100. Pick two clubs and enter a score to see what that one result would do to both clubs' percentage and ladder position.
One result on the current ladder
Example: If Fremantle beat Essendon 100 to 40, Fremantle's percentage would go from 137.2% to 139.9% and they would sit 1st on the ladder; Essendon would be on 63.7% and sit 18th.
| Club | Pts | PF | PA | % | Pos | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fremantle | Now | 76 | 2286 | 1666 | 137.2% | 1st |
| After | 80 | 2386 | 1706 | 139.9% | 1st | |
| Essendon | Now | 8 | 1601 | 2477 | 64.6% | 18th |
| After | 8 | 1641 | 2577 | 63.7% | 18th |
Only this one result is added; every other club's results stay as they are, though their positions can move. Based on the 2026 AFL ladder (final), updated Sat 26 Sep 2026, 5:15pm Melbourne time.
Percentage from season totals
How it's worked out, with a live example: how AFL percentage works. Who can still make the finals: 2026 run home.
Questions
How do you calculate AFL percentage?
Divide a club's total points for by its total points against, then multiply by 100. 1,500 points for and 1,200 against is 125%.
How much does one big win change percentage?
It depends on the club's season totals: the more games played, the less one result moves it. Enter a score above to see the exact change on the current ladder.
Does a draw change percentage?
Yes. A draw adds the same score to both points for and points against, which pulls the percentage towards 100%. Each club also gets two premiership points.