Performance analysis in football is used for team development, both on the training pitch with the first team and in the academy with the youth players. Data allows clubs to track how their teams are performing physically, tactically, and technically, and this can be used to measure any improvements in the match outcome with their respective formations. The ultimate purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between tactical formation( 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 4-2-3-1, and 4-1-4-1), technical-tactical performance parameters(possession, the goal scored, goal conceded, and shots on target), and match outcomes(win, draw and lose) in the Ethiopian bet king premier league 2015 E.C competition season. 16 premier league teams participated in the league and 40 from the mid-way of 120 matches of the first season were analyzed based on inclusive criteria. A purposive sampling method was applied and the design of this research was correlational. The data was analyzed using SPSS Version 23 with Pearson’s product correlation movement, ANOVA, and multiple linear regression models to examine the relationship and the prediction capacity of the tactical formation, and technical-tactical performance score with match outcome. From the study variables technical-tactical performance parameters and match, outcomes show insignificant correlation over tactical formations as the level of significance of possession( p =.996), the goal scored ( p =.340), goal conceded ( p = .848) and shots on target( p = .815) for Technical Tactical Performance Parameter, as well as no significant correlation with the outcome as p value=.827, except for a variety of mean differences in ball possession. Furthermore, when the other factor in the model was held constant, the rate of goal scoring increased by one unit as the team's match outcome status increased by.575, and when the goal conceded rate increased by one unit, the winning status of the team decreased by .272, and including shots on target Goal Scored and Goal Conceded show a positive correlation with match outcomes with a p-value of .001, <.001, and .037, respectively. Finally, The researcher recommends that coaches and players should work on technical and tactical actions for better improvement and to become more successful in competition.