Elite One: Key statistics from the first half of the season

Some clubs have stood out for the effectiveness of their attacks, whilst others have been notable for their defensive frailties.

The Cameroonian professional league is taking a break following the first half of the season, which concluded on 5 April after Matchday 13. During this first half of the season, certain statistics have caught the eye. 91 matches were played by the 14 Elite One clubs and 207 goals were scored.

At the end of this first phase of the championship, PWD Bamenda stood out as the best attack with 21 goals scored in 13 matches. Colombe boasts the most impenetrable defence, having conceded just 9 goals over this period.

The least effective attack belongs to Fauve Azur. They have scored only 6 goals in 13 matches. The club also has the worst defence, having conceded 20 goals in the first half of the season. It also holds the record for defeats (8), level with Aigle Moungo. 192 yellow cards and 10 red cards were issued across 91 matches.