The main goal of this paper was to determine and analyze the impact of situational parameters on the final outcome of football matches, with a focus on the differences between winning and losing teams. Situational parameters in football represent key indicators of team success and are used for detailed performance analysis. Parameters such as the number of goals scored, ball possession, total shots, shots on target, accurate passes, and blocked shots have been identified as significant factors influencing the final outcome of the match. This paper analyzed 16 relevant scientific studies to provide a broader insight into the importance of these parameters. The results showed that winning teams are characterized by a higher number of goals scored, total shots, more shots on target, and greater ball possession, all of which contribute to their dominance on the field. On the other hand, losing teams are more often faced with a higher number of blocked shots, fouls, yellow cards, and more frequent offsides, indicating their tactical disorganization and lack of control over the game. In addition to contributing to a better understanding of situational efficiency, this paper provides a valuable tool for coaches and sports analysts to more accurately plan training processes and tactical preparations.