The V-League regular season runs 6 rounds, and in every round each team plays all 6 of the other clubs
once. That means over a full season, two teams meet exactly 6 times (once per round). Six games is a
small sample, so a single season's head-to-head record alone shouldn't be read as a fixed "who owns whom"
— but when teams are tied on points, head-to-head can be a tiebreaker, so matchups near the postseason
cutoff matter more late in the season.
Reading the table
The row is the reference team; the column is the opponent. Each cell shows the reference team's
win-loss record.
Cells where a team meets itself (■) are blank.
If Team A is 4-2 against Team B, Team B is 2-4 against Team A — a mirror image.
The head-to-head table colors teams ahead in green and teams
behind in red.
This only counts matches from the current season — it's separate from the all-time series
record between two clubs.