Does no fans mean more away wins in football?

It is fair to say that the current football season, and the close of the previous one, have been different to anything else ever seen.  It has affected every aspect of the game, from how we watch to the time games take place, what days they are on, and ultimately it seems to have affected results.  A league such as the Premier League where no fans are allowed at all right now offers a fair and simple platform to compare games on.  We are seeing more games won by away teams than home at the moment, with no fans seemingly the reason for this.  The story of away wins so far With 88 Premier League games having been played this season, we are almost a quarter of the way through.  The majority of games have ended in an away win – 43 per cent. This compares to 38 per cent of games which have been won by the home team, and a 19 per cent have ended in a draw.  Looking back over the years, this shows a big increase in the number of away wins. Last season the figure was 31 per cent, a year earlier it was 34 per cent and in 17/18 it was just 28 per cent.  So, if your team is playing away from home in an empty stadium, they appear to have more chance of winning than if they were playing...