Our Aggregate Score Calculator (2 Legs) helps you calculate the combined score of two football matches. Enter both leg results to find the aggregate score and see which team advances.
Aggregate Score Calculator
Find out who goes through in any two-leg football tie. Enter the scores from both legs and this free aggregate score calculator adds them up, applies away goals if your competition uses them, and handles extra time and penalties. Only played the first leg? See every second leg result and what each team needs.
- The Tie
- Scores
- Result
Set Up The Tie
The aggregate score calculator needs the two teams and the rules.
Enter The Scores
Use the + and − buttons or type the goals.
Leg 1 at Team A
Leg 2 at Team B, after 90 minutes
Extra Time goals scored in the 30 minutes only
Penalty Shootout final shootout score
Please check the scores.
Rules for two-leg ties vary between competitions. Always check your competition’s own rules on away goals, extra time and penalties.
How Aggregate Scores Work In Two-Leg Ties
One simple sum, then tie-breakers if it’s level.
How To Use The Aggregate Score Calculator
Four quick steps to the result of any two-leg tie.
Name The Teams
Team A is at home first, Team B hosts the second leg.
Pick The Rules
Choose whether away goals count in your competition.
Enter Scores
Add both legs, plus extra time and penalties if needed.
See Who Goes Through
The aggregate score calculator explains every step.
What Is An Aggregate Score Calculator?
An aggregate score calculator works out the combined score of a two-leg tie, the format used in many cup knockout rounds and play-offs. Each team plays one match at home and one away, and the goals from both matches are added together. The team with the higher aggregate score goes through.
When the aggregate is level, things get trickier. Some competitions still use the away goals rule, where the team that scored more goals away from home wins. Others, including all UEFA club competitions since 2021/22, go straight to extra time and then penalties. This aggregate score calculator lets you choose the rule, then shows the winner and exactly how the tie was decided.
Aggregate Score Examples
The same scores can have different winners depending on the away goals rule.
| Leg 1 | Leg 2 | Aggregate | No Away Goals | Away Goals Rule |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A 2-1 B | B 1-1 A | 3-2 | Team A on aggregate | Team A on aggregate |
| A 1-0 B | B 2-1 A | 2-2 | Extra time, then penalties | Team A on away goals |
| A 2-2 B | B 1-1 A | 3-3 | Extra time, then penalties | Team B on away goals |
| A 3-0 B | B 3-0 A | 3-3 | Extra time, then penalties | Extra time (away goals level) |
| A 0-0 B | B 0-0 A | 0-0 | Extra time, then penalties | Extra time (away goals level) |
Team A is at home in leg 1 and Team B is at home in leg 2. Try any of these scores in the aggregate score calculator to see the full explanation.
Two-Leg Tie-Breakers Explained
The aggregate score calculator uses these rules, in this order.
Aggregate Score
Always firstAdd each team’s goals from both legs. More goals wins the tie, whatever happened in each match.
- Example: 2-1 and 1-1 = 3-2 aggregate
Away Goals
Only in some competitionsIf the aggregate is level, the team with more away goals goes through. UEFA abolished this rule for its club competitions from 2021/22.
- Old UEFA rule: away goals in extra time counted too
Extra Time
30 minutesTwo halves of 15 minutes at the end of the second leg. Goals in extra time are added to the aggregate.
- Tip: enter only the extra-time goals in the tool
Penalty Shootout
The final deciderFive kicks each, then sudden death. Shootout goals decide the winner but don’t change the aggregate score.
- Tip: enter the final shootout score, like 4-3
Tips For Two-Leg Ties
- Always enter Team A as the side playing at home in the first leg.
- Enter the second leg score after 90 minutes, not after extra time.
- Only enter extra-time goals in the extra-time box.
- Check whether your competition uses away goals before you calculate.
- A 1-0 home win is a slender lead: a 1-0 away defeat means extra time.
- Without away goals, a score draw in the second leg is no longer an advantage.
- Use the leg 2 grid to see how many results suit your team.
- Share the result or PDF with your team or league after the match.
Aggregate Score Calculator FAQ
What Is An Aggregate Score Calculator?
An aggregate score calculator adds up the goals from both legs of a two-leg tie and tells you who goes through. This one also handles away goals, extra time and penalties, and shows what each team needs in the second leg.
Is The Aggregate Score Calculator Free?
Yes. The aggregate score calculator is completely free, needs no sign-up and works on phones, tablets and computers.
How Is An Aggregate Score Calculated?
Add each team’s goals from the first leg and the second leg. For example, if Team A win 2-1 at home and draw 1-1 away, they win 3-2 on aggregate.
Does The Away Goals Rule Still Exist?
UEFA scrapped the away goals rule in all its club competitions from the 2021/22 season. Some other competitions and local cups still use it, so the aggregate score calculator lets you switch it on or off.
What Happens If The Aggregate Score Is Level?
Without away goals, the second leg goes to 30 minutes of extra time. If it’s still level after extra time, a penalty shootout decides the winner.
Do Extra-Time Goals Count Towards The Aggregate?
Yes. Goals in extra time are added to the aggregate score. Under the old UEFA away goals rule, an away goal scored in extra time also counted double.
Do Penalty Shootout Goals Count In The Aggregate?
No. Shootout goals only decide the winner. The aggregate stays as it was at the end of extra time, for example 3-3, with the winner going through on penalties.
What Does My Team Need In The Second Leg?
Choose “Only Leg 1 Played” and enter the first leg score. The aggregate score calculator shows every second leg score from 0-0 to 5-5 and whether it sends your team through or into extra time.
Which Team Plays At Home In Each Leg?
Team A plays at home in the first leg and Team B plays at home in the second leg. Extra time and penalties are played at the end of the second leg.
Can I Download The Result?
Yes. Download a PDF with both legs, the aggregate breakdown and how the tie was decided, or the full second leg scenario grid.
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Who Goes Through?
Enter both legs and the aggregate score calculator gives you the answer.
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