I have tried the following code.
SELECT (Team 1) OR ( Team 2) AS[Losser], Winner FROM MatchesTbl WHERE (WINNER NOT LIKE (Team 1))
I have attached an image of the table I am working with. I am working in Microsoft access. I am still very new to programming and I am trying to do this for a school project.
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Answer
If you use MS Access you can use the IIF function to get the first result
SELECT T.Team1, T.Team2, T.Winner, IIf([Team1]=[Winner],[Team2],[Team1]) AS Loser FROM tblMatches AS T;
Please note that I modified your orignal table name and field names a little bit.
In MS Access you can save that query and based on the saved query (I saved it as qryLoser) you can get your second result
SELECT qryLoser.Loser, Count(qryLoser.Loser) AS CountOfLoser FROM qryLoser GROUP BY qryLoser.Loser;