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How to combine two sql queries in one result

How to combine the results of two different queries into a single query

select
            t.name,
            sum(case when m.winner = t.id then 1 else 0 end) 'Matches_Won'
            count(*) 'Matches_Played'
    from
            test.team t 
        inner join
            test.match_scores m
               on m.home_team = t.id or m.away_team = t.id
    group by
            t.id
    order by
            Matches_Won,
            Matches_Played

Source: stackoverflow.com

How to combine the results of two different queries into a single query

SELECT t.name, 
       SUM(m.winner = t.id) 'Matches_Won',
       SUM(t.id IN (m.home_team, m.away_team)) 'Matches_Played'
FROM test.team t 
CROSS JOIN test.match_scores m
GROUP BY t.name;

Source: stackoverflow.com

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