In just over five months or more precisely in 157 days, Hajduk played 29 official matches, 23 led by former coach Joan Carrillo and six coached by the current head coach Zeljko Kopic.

In this period, Hajduk collected 17 wins, seven draws and five defeats. Out of 13 home matches (one of them was hosted in Dugopolje) they collected seven wins, four draws and two defeats with the goal difference of 23:12, while in the 16 away games, they won ten times, three matches ended in a draw, and they lost three away matches, with a total goal difference of 29:15.

The goal difference in this half-season was +25, with 52 scored goals and 27 goals conceded. In 12 of the games, Hajduk kept the clean sheet.

The number of goals scored in the first half is 22, and in the second half Hajduk scored eight goals more (30), of which the most (10) in a period from the 46th to the 60th minute.

A total of 13 players entered the scorers list, and the most efficient among them was Ante Erceg with 13 goals scored, followed by Ahmed Said Said with 9, Franck Ohandza with 8 and so on.

Erceg also collected the most assists in the first half-season (seven), followed by Hamza Barry who has added six assists.

In the first half-season, a total of 29 players played, of which 16 played in more than 50% of the games. The most standard among them was Josip Radosevic who missed only one match. Hamza played three matches less (25).

Hajduk's youngest debutant in this half-season was Tonio Teklic who played for the first team at the Cup match against Oriolik, at the age of 18 years and 11 days. The oldest debutant was Hugo Almeida who debuted for Hajduk at the age of 33 years and 117 days.