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TwitterThis statistic displays the average age of football players in the UEFA league teams in Europe in 2016, by country. As of January 2016, the average age of the football players in German top tier league teams was **** years. UEFA is the administrative body for the union of the national football associations in Europe. In 2015/2016, UEFA registered a total revenue of *** billion euro. Further information about football in Europe can be found in the Dossier: UEFA.
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TwitterAs of March 2022, Spice Football was the Serie A soccer club with the youngest average age. On average, its players were roughly 23.5 years old. On the contrary, Inter was the Serie A team with the oldest average age. Its team recorded an average age of over 30 years old.
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TwitterThese two datasets were created to predict the World Cup. Web scraping is used to collect data from two websites. One of these datasets comes from sofifa.com, and it shows the overall, attack, mid, and defense scores for each national team based on FIFA Game analysis. Another is from national-football-teams.com, which provides us with the average age of players. from 2007 to 2022.
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TwitterIn celebration of the Euro 2020/21 competition, Statista published the Celebrity Index report. The Celebrity Index - Euro 2021 ranked all competing teams and players by their celebrity status. Metrics that are used to weight this ranking include social media following, their transfer market value as well as the sentiment and number of global online news articles that mention any player competing. The Turkish team is the youngest of all teams competing in the Euros in 2021, with an average age of 24.96 years, or 24 years, 11 months, and 17 days.
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This dataset contains 2022-2023 football player stats per 90 minutes. Only players of Premier League, Ligue 1, Bundesliga, Serie A and La Liga are listed.
+2500 rows and 124 columns. Columns' description are listed below.
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TwitterIn the second semester of 2020 and 2021, the Argentine professional soccer league was the one with the youngest team, among the four major Latin American leagues. Meanwhile, the Mexican league was the the one with the eldest squad in 2021, reporting an average age of **** years.
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Sample sizes and descriptive statistics (mean ± standard deviation) for chronological age (CA) at prediction, observed maturity offset and predicted maturity offset, predicted ages at PHV and the difference of predicted age at PHV minus observed ages at PHV (criterion) with the original (Mirwald) and modified (Moore) equations at each observation in players classified as advanced, average and delayed based on observed ages at PHV†.
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Estimated marginal mean values representative of the average time on ball and the relative frequency of ball touches and releases per minute of match duration, performed by professional soccer players in a match.
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This dataset includes comprehensive female football-related performance data and player statistics from the top 5 European leagues: Serie A in Italy, Liga Femenina in Spain, Women's Super League in England, Bundesliga Frauen in Germany, and Division 1 Feminin in France. Gathered throughout each season of the respective leagues, the dataset tracks teams, players, matches and a range of important performance metrics. The recently released data provides intriguing insight into team success and player form - covering parameters such as goals scored per game (xGHome), clean sheets (CS), number of opponents' passes allowed (Sweeper_#OPA) as well as individual performance stats such as tackles made per goal kick (Crosses_Stp). Analyze this insightful data to gain further insight on how female football is developing across Europe's major leagues!
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This dataset can be used to analyze and compare the performance of teams and players across the top five European leagues: Serie A in Italy, Liga Femenina in Spain, Women's Super League in England, Bundesliga Frauen in Germany, and Division 1 Feminin in France. The dataset provides records of each individual match that occurred within these leagues during the tracked season(s), as well as a range of performance metrics for both teams and players.
To use this dataset effectively it is important to understand which columns are available, as described above. By exploring different combinations of team-level versus player-level data you will be able to identify correlations between certain performance metrics for teams or players that provide insights about female football success across Europe.
Once you’re ready to start exploring the data there are several approaches you may take from visualizing your data via bar or line graphs with Python Matplotlib or Seaborn packages; correlating team-level versus player-level statistics such as number of wins (W) compared against goalkeeper saves (Saves); or performing more complicated regression analyses on your data that explore how different features like time played (Min) can predict goals scored (Goals_FK). Each approach provides unique insights into trends within female football success.
No matter how you choose to analyze this dataset it is important to note that trendlines may shift from year-to year -- so make sure you use consistent periods when comparing changes between seasons! It is also helpful to break down aggregate results by country when analyzing different trends across Europe so consider running separate analyses for each country instead aggregating them all together at once. Using this stepwise approach we hope that through careful exploration of the female football success will begin ‘uncovering’!
Analyzing the effect of player performance metrics on team success and vice versa: Using this dataset, it is possible to analyze how changes in different player performance metrics might affect overall team performance (e.g. goals scored or allowed, clean sheets). With further analysis, correlations can be drawn between teams’ and players’ performances under different match-day conditions such as travel distance or surface type.
Examining trends in the development of female football: This data set spans multiple seasons, making it possible to evaluate any general trends in aspects such as the average age of the players across countries and how that affects their performances; or identifying any underused opportunities available for young talented footballers in specific countries which could be benefitted from improvisations by these countries' governing bodies;
Benchmark positions used among teams versus outside experts’ opinions: One clever use for this dataset can be to compare positional performances between expert opinions from scouts with actual field results from teams using those positions within each country's top leagues and analyzing areas where consensus is reached upon versus discrepancies found throughout the analyzed data samples . For example, one may cross-examine national team call up rosters with squad selections for clubs’ top female divisions - finding anomalies not spotted prior by those making roster decisions - thereby potentially deriving more informed decisions with regards to selecting position holders based on tangible facts rather than focusing merely on biased subjective eye tests over which player should officially take ...
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First teams, In this dataset, data about the top 100 teams in the world is collected, and the data is collected based on Rank: team rank. Club: the name of the team. Competition: Name of the league in competition. Squad size refers to the number of team members. Ages: The average age of the players. Market Value: The market value of the team. Players' market value: Players' market worth. MV The top 18 players are as follows: A free market participant's values. MV share: the percentage of MV owned by the team.
Second Players, This dataset collects data on the top 100 players in the world, and the data is collected based on Rank: Player Rank. Name: The name of the player Position: Position of the player in the game Age: Player Age Matches: Total number of matches played Goals: The total number of goals scored. Assists: Total number of Assists scored Yellow_Cards: The total number of yellow cards issued this season. Red_Cards: The total number of red cards issued this season. Substitutions On: Total number for enter as Substitution Substitutions Offs: Total number for get out as Substitution
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TwitterIn the Saudi Pro League (SPL) ******* season, the average age of the incoming, permanent players with the league clubs recorded a seven-year low, at **** years old. In comparison, the average age of the football players joining SPL clubs in the ******* season was **** years.
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The subjects included in this study were 18 male soccer players (mean age: 19.84±1.04 years, mean height: 176.41±7.25 cm, mean weight: 72.05±6.40 kg) affiliated with a university club. The top nine [A1] players who accumulated 50% or more of the total playing time in 11 official matches between May and July 2022 were classified into the R group.[A2] The bottom nine players who accumulated less than 50% of the total playing time in 11 official matches were classified into the NR group. Table 1 illustrates the practice and game time for each group. With the official and practice matches combined, the NR group played for approximately 62.9% of the time as compared with the R group. There were no differences in terms of training time between the R and NR groups. This study was conducted in accordance with the principles embodied in the Declaration of Helsinki [A3] and was approved by the Research Ethics Committee of Fukuoka University (approval no.: 22-01-03)[A4] . Additionally, informed consent was obtained from all participants. [A1]Numbers less than 10 are written out unless they are accompanied with a unit [A2]These abbreviations were already defined [A3]I have inserted this statement regarding compliance with the Declaration of Helsinki here in order to better reflect your study’s adherence to Science and Medicine in Football’s policies on research ethics, as expressed in the following underlined instructions from the formatting guidelines of your target journal. Please verify that my insertions here are acceptable for you. "Complying with Ethics of Experimentation Please ensure that all research reported in submitted papers has been conducted in an ethical and responsible manner, and is in full compliance with all relevant codes of experimentation and legislation. All original research papers involving humans, animals, plants, biological material, protected or non-public datasets, collections or sites, must include a written statement in the Methods section, confirming ethical approval has been obtained from the appropriate local ethics committee or Institutional Review Board and that where relevant, informed consent has been obtained. For animal studies, approval must have been obtained from the local or institutional animal use and care committee. All research studies on humans (individuals, samples, or data) must have been performed in accordance with the principles stated in the Declaration of Helsinki. In settings where ethics approval for non-interventional studies (e.g. surveys) is not required, authors must include a statement to explain this." [A4]For transparency, please also indicate the ethics approval number here.
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TwitterThe statistic shows a ranking of the participating national teams at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil by average age of players. The average age of the Germany squad for the World Cup in Brazil is 26.3 years.
Average player age of the 2014 World Cup squads - additional information
There were a total of 736 players across 32 teams in the World Cup, picked from domestic leagues in 52 countries. The Cameroon squad had an average age of 26.9, which matched the average age of all of the players at the tournament. This overall average marks a small change from the average of 27 years and 5 months at each of the last three FIFA World Cups. 58 players celebrated their birthday over the course of the tournament, including Argentina’s Lionel Messi, the most valuable player at the World Cup, who turned 27 on 24th June.
Argentina, who had the fifth most valuable team at the World Cup also went into the tournament with the oldest team on average (28.5 years). This squad included Martín Demichelis, Hugo Campagnaro and Maxi Rodríguez, all of whom were 33 at the start of the tournament, thus making them the joint 32nd oldest players in the World Cup. Ghana had the most youthful squad with the team’s average age standing at 24.9. AC Milan’s Michael Essien, aged 31, was the only squad member over the age of 30.
The oldest player at the whole tournament was Colombian goalkeeper Faryd Mondragon, aged 43. By coming on as a substitute in the 85th minute of Colombia’s final group game against Japan, he became the oldest player ever to play in a World Cup game at the age of 43 years and 3 days, surpassing the record set by Cameroon’s Roger Milla at the 1994 World Cup in the USA.
The youngest player at the 2014 tournament was 18 year old Cameroonian forward Fabrice Olinga, although he remained an unused substitute throughout. Had he been selected, Olinga would have become the ninth-youngest player in World Cup history. The youngest-ever is Norman Whiteside, who played for Northern Ireland at Spain 1982 just 41 days after turning 17.
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TwitterVarious studies suggest the importance of sport-specific cognitive and perceptual abilities in soccer. However, the role of general perceptual-cognitive abilities and the relation of age respective to position have not been clarified for soccer in detail. Therefore, it was the objective of the present study to determine the relation of age and position to general perceptual-cognitive abilities. 178 highly talented male soccer players (mean age 16.2, age range 10 to 33 years) were involved. The participants performed computer-based sustained attention and anticipation (using Vienna Test System) tests. 139 subjects (mean age 16.6) took part in visual and acoustic reaction tests (using Talent Diagnostic System). The soccer players, subdivided into age and position groups, were recruited from a youth academy of a professional soccer club and played at the highest and 2nd highest national soccer competition for their age. Group differences were tested using analysis of variance. Correlations...
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TwitterThis dataset contains a subset of the data that was collected looking at the inhibition of young amateur soccer players. All participants were male, with an average age of 16.4. Participants performed a stop signal task. The dataset contains anatomical and functional MRI images, and information about reaction times.
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Scores (mean ± SD) of the “lower-level” cognitive tasks and EF tasks scores of elite (n = 47) and sub-elite (n = 41) youth soccer players.
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A database of players from the top 5 leagues from the 1992-1993 season (Ligue 1 from 1995-1996), excluding goalkeeper statistics, with added columns for UEFA Champions League (UCL) appearances and individual awards. For seasons up to 2017-2018, with limited/reduced statistics. Source: https://fbref.com/en/
PlayerID – Unique identifier for the playerPlayer – Player's full nameSquad – Team/club the player belongs toLeague – League in which the player competesNation – Player's nationalityPos – Playing position (e.g., FW, MF, DF)Age – Age during the seasonBorn – Year of birthSeason – Season of the data (e.g., 2022-2023)MP – Matches playedMin – Minutes playedMn/MP – Minutes per match (average)Min% – Percentage of team minutes playedStarts – Matches startedMn/Start – Minutes per startSubs – Appearances as a substituteMn/Sub – Minutes per substitute appearanceunSub – Unsubstituted appearances (played full match)90s – Minutes played expressed in 90-minute unitsSh – Total shotsSh/90 – Shots per 90 minutesSoT – Shots on targetSoT% – Percentage of shots on targetSoT/90 – Shots on target per 90 minutesG/Sh – Goals per shotG/SoT – Goals per shot on targetGls – Goals scoredAst – AssistsG+A – Goals plus assistsPK – Penalties scoredPKatt – Penalty attemptsPKcon – Penalties concededOG – Own goalsxG – Expected goalsnpxG – Non-penalty expected goalsnpxG/Sh – Non-penalty xG per shotG-xG – Goals minus expected goals (over- or underperformance)np:G-xG – Non-penalty goals minus non-penalty xGPass – Total passes attemptedCmp – Passes completedCmp% – Pass completion percentagePassLive – Completed live-ball passes that lead to a shot attemptPassDead – Completed dead-ball passes that lead to a shot attemptKP – Key passesAtt – Passes AttemptedCrs – Crosses attemptedCrsPA – Crosses that lead to a shotA-xAG – Assists minus expected assists from key passesxAG – xAG: Exp. Assisted Goals Expected Assisted Goals xG which follows a pass that assists a shotxA – Expected assistsPPA – Passes Penalty ArenaLive – Live-ball PassesDead – Set-piece passes leading to shotsFK – Free kicks attemptedTB – Through ballsSw – Switches Passes that travel more than 40 yards of the width of the pitchTI – Throw-ins TakenCK – CornersIn – Inswinging Corner KicksOut – Outswinging Corner KicksStr – Straight Corner KicksCompl – Completed progressive passesMis – Misplaced passesTkl – TacklesTklW – Tackles wonTkl% – Tackle success percentageTkld – Tackles attempted in defensive thirdTkld% – Tackle success in defensive thirdTkl+Int – Tackles plus interceptionsInt – InterceptionsBlocks – Shots blockedClr – ClearancesFls – Fouls committedRecov – Ball recoveriesDef – Defensive actions in totalDef 3rd – Defensive actions in defensive thirdMid 3rd – Defensive actions in middle thirdAtt 3rd – Defensive actions in attacking thirdAtt Pen – Actions in penalty areaOff – Passes OffsideDis – DispossessionsWon – Duels wonWon% – Duels win percentageLost – Duels lost+/- – Team goal difference when player is on pitch+/-90 – Goal difference per 90 minutesOn-Off – Impact on team goal differenceonG – Goals scored by team while player is on pitchonGA – Goals conceded while player is on pitchonxG – Expected goals while on pitchonxGA – Expected goals against while on pitchxG+/- – xG difference while player is on pitchxG+/-90 – xG difference per 90 minutesSCA – Shot-creating actionsSCA90 – Shot-creating actions per 90 minutesPrgC – Progressive carriesPrgDist – Progressive distance carriedPrgP – Progressive passesPrgR – Progressive runsRec – RecoveriesCarries – Ball carriesCPA – Carries into penalty areaTouches – Number of touchesDist – Total distance covered with the ballTotDist – Total distance covered overallPPM – Points per MatchBallon d’or – Ballon d’Or winsEuropean Golden Shoe – European Golden Shoe winsLeague Won – Domestic league titles wonUCL_Won – UEFA Champions League titles wonThe Best FIFA Mens Player – FIFA Best Men’s Pla...
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GitHub to my project: https://github.com/emreguvenilir/fifa23-ml-ratingsystem
There is another statistics dataset here on Kaggle where the data is totally incomplete. So I took the time, mainly because of a final school project, to download the raw data from R. I then cleaned the data to the specifics of my project. The data contains only players from the big 5 leagues (prem, la liga, bundesliga, ligue 1, serie a.)
Column Description
squad: The team of a given player
comp: The league of the team, only includes the “big 5”
player: player name
nation: nationality of the player
pos: position of the player
age: age of the player
born: year born
MP: matches played
Minutes_Played: minutes played in the season
Mn_per_MP: minutes per match played
Mins_Per_90: minutes per 90 minutes (length of a soccer match)
Starts: matches started
PPM_Team.Success: avg # of point earned by the team from matches in which the player appeared with a minimum of 30 minutes
OnG_Team.Success: goals scored by team while on pitch
onGA_Team.Success: Goals allowed by team while on pitch plus_per_minus_Team.Success: goals scored minus allowed while on pitch
Goals: goals scored
Assists: assists that led to goal
GoalsAssists: goals + assists
NonPKG: non penalty kick goals
PK: penalty kicks made
PKatt: penalties attempted
CrdY: yellow cards
CrdR: red cards
xG: expected goals based on all shots taken
xAG: expected assisted goals
npxG+xAG: non penalty expected goals + assisted goals
PrgC: progressive carries in the attacking half of the pitch and went at least 10 yards
PrgP: progressive carries in the attacking half of the pitch and went at least 10 yards
Gls_Per90: goals per 90 minutes
Ast_Per90: assists per 90 minutes
G+A_Per90: goals + assists per 90
G_minus_PK_Per: goals excluding penalties per 90
G+A_minus_PK_Per: goals and assists excluding penalties per 90
xG_Per: xG per 90
xAG_Per: xAG per 90
xG+xAG_Per: xG+xAG per 90
Shots: shots taken
Shots_On_Target: shots on goal frame
SoT_percent: sh/SoT * 100
G_per_Sh: goals per shot taken
G_per_SoT: goal per shot on target
Avg_Shot_Dist: avg shot dist
FK_Standard: shots from free kicks
G_minus_xG_expected: goals minus expected goals
np:G_minus_xG_Expected: non penalty goals minus expected goals
Passes_Completed: passes completed
Passes_attempted: passes attempted
Passes_Cmp_percent: pass completion percentage
PrgDist_Total: progressive pass total distance
Passes_Cmp_Short: short passes completed (5 to 15 yds)
Passes_Att_Short: short passes Attempted (5 to 15 yds)
Passes_Cmp_Percent_Short: short passes completed percentage (5 to 15 yds)
Passes_Cmp_Medium: medium passes completed (15 to 30 yds)
Passes_Att_medium: medium passes Attempted (15 to 30 yds)
Passes_Cmp_Percent_Medium: medium passes completed percentage (15 to 30 yds)
Passes_Cmp_long: long passes completed (30+ yds)
Passes_Att_long : long passes Attempted (30+ yds)
Passes_Cmp_Percent_long : long passes completed percentage (30+ yds)
A_minus_xAG_expected: assists minus expected assists
Key_Passes: passes that lead directly to a shot
Final_third: passes that enter the final third of the field
PPA: passes into the penalty area
CrsPA: crosses into penalty area
TB_pass: through ball passes
Crs_Pass: number of crosses
Offside_passes: passes that resulted in an offside
Blocked_passes: passes blocked by an opponent
Shot_Creating_Actions: shot creating actions
SCA_90: shot creating actions per 90
TakeOnTo_Shot: take ons that led to shot
FoulTo_Shot: fouls draw that led to shot
DefAction_Shot: defensive actions that led to a shot (pressing)
GoalCreatingAction: goal creating actions
GCA90: goal creating actions per 90
TakeOn_Goal: take ons that led to a goal
Fld_goal: fouls drawn that led to a goal
DefAction_Goal: defensive actions that led to a goal (pressing)
Tackles: number of tackles made
Tackles_won: tackles won
Def_3rd_Tackles: tackles in the defensive 1/3 of the pitch
Mid_3rd_Tackles: tackles in the middle 1/3 of the pitch
Att_3rd_Tackles: tackles in the attacking 1/3 of the pitch
Tkl_percent_won: % of dribblers tackled
Lost_challenges: lost challenges, unsuccessful attempts to win the ball
Blocks: # of times blocking the ball by standing in path
Sh_blocked: shots blocked
Passes_blocked: number of passes blocked
Interceptions: interceptions
Clearances; clearances
ErrorsLead_ToShot: errors made leading to a shot
Att_Take: attacking take ons attempted
Succ:Take: attacking take ons successful
Succ_percent_take: percentage of attacking take ons successfully
Tkld_Take: times tackled during a take on
Tkld_percent_Take: percentage of times tackled during a take on
TotDist_Carries: total distance carrying the ball in any direction
PrgDist_carries: progressive carry distance total
Miscontrolls: # of times a player...
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