Saints are normally renowned for their home form, but this year and last we have lost games. This year in particular we lost to teams that the majority of people would have expected us to win.

Away from home, we're unbeaten!

Traditionally, home advantage has been significant in RL, too.
I did a simple check of the 80/81 season: 16 teams in the top division, 270 games. I may be a little out, but counted 62% of games were home wins and 35% away wins (167h, 94a, 9d). I believe this approximate ratio is pretty much representative of the entire history of the sport up to the beginning of full-time RL. I have no idea of the ratio in the SL years (shouldn't be difficult for someone sufficiently interested to do a count). 13 rounds of a season is getting towards statistical significance, and it's interesting to speculate why it is happening.

It's not the reason but I'll just throw it out there that there are 7 away wins being counted there from MM where both teams were away. That would make Leeds and Rovers home and away wins equal.

Just dipping the toe into the muddy waters of the Championship - yesterday's home advantage for Halifax counted for knack all

Again in the Championship .....

Leigh have played 4 at Home and won only 1 but Away have won 4 out of 5...Maybe playing Away is becoming free from the pressures of playing at home...