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Pass Completion Percentage Calculator

Calculate pass completion percentage — completed passes divided by attempted passes.

Informational only — not a substitute for official league statistics or professional judgment.

How it's calculated

Pass Completion % = Completed Passes ÷ Attempted Passes × 100 Example: 78 completed passes, 92 attempted Pass Completion % = 78 ÷ 92 × 100 ≈ 84.8%

Assumptions

  • Counts every pass attempt regardless of length or type — sites like FBref also publish separate short/medium/long completion rates, but this calculator uses whatever total you enter.

Source: FBref — Statistics Glossary (Passing stats)

Last reviewed: July 2026

Frequently asked questions

What's a good pass completion percentage?

It varies heavily by position and role — center-backs and goalkeepers often complete 85–95%+ of mostly short, low-risk passes, while forwards and wide players who attempt riskier progressive passes often sit in the 65–75% range even when they're playing well.

Does pass completion % measure passing quality?

Not on its own — it doesn't account for pass difficulty, distance, or how progressive (forward-moving) a pass is. A goalkeeper's short backpasses inflate the number, while a player who attempts more incisive, higher-risk passes will show a lower percentage despite creating more danger.

Is this the same stat shown on match broadcasts?

Yes — broadcasters and stats sites like FBref, Opta, and WhoScored all use this same completed-over-attempted definition, so a number you calculate here should match what's published for that match.

Does this distinguish between short, medium, and long passes?

No — this calculator produces one overall rate from whatever totals you enter. Sites like FBref publish separate short, medium, and long pass completion rates for more granular analysis; use this tool with each range's totals if you want that breakdown.

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