The 100% hit rates at the top of the table look compelling until you clock the record sizes — six to eleven matches is nowhere near enough to call a pattern structural, especially this early in August. EB/Streymur and Cashmere Technical are operating in lower-tier environments where pitch conditions, officiating style, and opposition quality vary wildly week to week. Treat those figures as a starting point for watch-listing, not a green light.
Birkenhead United is the name worth tracking most seriously here — eleven matches is the largest sample in this group and the rate has held. That's not a fluke sample of four; there's something repeatable in how their games are being played. The angle is to wait for a home fixture against a similarly attack-minded side rather than chasing the stat blindly in any context.