https:\/\/chrischu-yc.github.io\/sports-analytics\/statsbomb_opendata_visualize\/<\/a><\/p>\n Hi guys! I’m new to sports analytics and this is the first project that I’ve done. I’m still a university student and would be very interested to do something sports analytics related in the future. I’m a huge football (soccer), baseball and F1 fan.<\/p>\n Here I basically just took the free Statsbomb open data<\/a> and built a website that shows all their matches, with tools like passing maps, team passing networks and xG plots available for all matches in the database. I think someone probably has done this before and tbh this might not be the most useful thing but still it’s a cool way to dive into old matches and explore probably the best free api you can get in football today.<\/p>\n The most unique thing I made is a performance card for each player in every match, as I don’t think I’ve seen something similar online for football (Please correct me if I’m wrong). They’re downloadable and give a quick summarize of a player’s performance in that game, with a match rating which I made a scheme for myself. Sort of like a report card for players after the match. <\/p>\n Would love feedback from anyone and idea on how to expand the website. Here’s the link again: https:\/\/chrischu-yc.github.io\/sports-analytics\/statsbomb_opendata_visualize\/<\/a>. Also if you want to check out my GitHub repository it’s here<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n submitted by \/u\/ChrisC_13 <\/a>
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