StatsBomb Open Data
StatsBomb are committed to sharing new data and research publicly to enhance understanding of the game of Football. We want to actively encourage new research and analysis at all levels. Therefore we have made certain leagues of StatsBomb Data freely available for public use for research projects and genuine interest in football analytics.
StatsBomb are hoping that by making data freely available, we will extend the wider football analytics community and attract new talent to the industry. We would like to collect some basic personal information about users of our data. By giving us your email address, it means we will let you know when we make more data, tutorials and research available. We will store the information in accordance with our Privacy Policy and the GDPR.
Whilst we are keen to share data and facilitate research, we also urge you to be responsible with the data. Please register your details on https://www.statsbomb.com/resource-centre and read our User Agreement carefully.
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If you publish, share or distribute any research, analysis or insights based on this data, please state the data source as StatsBomb and use our logo, available in our Media Pack.
Getting Started The data is provided as JSON files exported from the StatsBomb Data API, in the following structure:
Competition and seasons stored in competitions.json. Matches for each competition and season, stored in matches. Each folder within is named for a competition ID, each file is named for a season ID within that competition. Events and lineups for each match, stored in events and lineups respectively. Each file is named for a match ID. StatsBomb 360 data for selected matches, stored in three-sixty. Each file is named for a match ID. Some documentation about the meaning of different events and the format of the JSON can be found in the doc directory.
This is StatsBomb events data for the following matches:
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Pass Eventing - Cluster Outcome
expected-goals-thesis
A repository for analysis on Expected Goals using StatsBomb and Wyscout data.
StatsBomb data
This repository assumes that the StatsBomb open-data has already been cloned to a local directory.
Versioning
The original thesis was run from a particular version of the data and mplsoccer (my football plotting library). The original code is here:… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/fadhilra101/xg-thesis.
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Pass Events to Cluster FWWC23
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Here we have folders with country names on them- representing each country that participated in the 2018 FIFA WC Each folder contains:
1. TeamLineup: Lineup of the particular team under consideration 2. OppLineup: Opposition Lineup Lineup-attributes explained
3. MatchEvents:Home and away events happened in the game Match_Events-attributes explained
4. MatchesPlayed:A file containing information on all the different matches the country played in the tournament Matches_Played-attributes explained ~please do upvote if you download it or find it useful.
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Clustering statsbomb
Full Dataset eventing Statsbomb FWWC2023
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BASE YEAR | 2024 |
HISTORICAL DATA | 2019 - 2024 |
REPORT COVERAGE | Revenue Forecast, Competitive Landscape, Growth Factors, and Trends |
MARKET SIZE 2023 | 546.01(USD Billion) |
MARKET SIZE 2024 | 590.18(USD Billion) |
MARKET SIZE 2032 | 1100.0(USD Billion) |
SEGMENTS COVERED | Sports Type ,Video Type ,Deployment Mode ,Function ,End User ,Regional |
COUNTRIES COVERED | North America, Europe, APAC, South America, MEA |
KEY MARKET DYNAMICS | Increased adoption of AI and machine learning Growing demand for player performance analysis Rise in popularity of wearable technology Expansion of cloudbased solutions Government initiatives to promote sports |
MARKET FORECAST UNITS | USD Billion |
KEY COMPANIES PROFILED | Hudl ,Veo ,Sportscode ,XOS Digital ,SportsTec ,Coach Logic ,Catapult ,Wyscout ,Zone 7 ,GPSports ,Dartfish ,InStat ,KlipDraw ,StatsBomb ,Kinduct |
MARKET FORECAST PERIOD | 2025 - 2032 |
KEY MARKET OPPORTUNITIES | 1 AIpowered player performance analysis 2 Cloudbased software for remote collaboration 3 Integration with wearable and IoT devices 4 Motion capture for detailed injury prevention 5 Videobased scouting and recruitment |
COMPOUND ANNUAL GROWTH RATE (CAGR) | 8.09% (2025 - 2032) |
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StatsBomb Open Data
StatsBomb are committed to sharing new data and research publicly to enhance understanding of the game of Football. We want to actively encourage new research and analysis at all levels. Therefore we have made certain leagues of StatsBomb Data freely available for public use for research projects and genuine interest in football analytics.
StatsBomb are hoping that by making data freely available, we will extend the wider football analytics community and attract new talent to the industry. We would like to collect some basic personal information about users of our data. By giving us your email address, it means we will let you know when we make more data, tutorials and research available. We will store the information in accordance with our Privacy Policy and the GDPR.
Whilst we are keen to share data and facilitate research, we also urge you to be responsible with the data. Please register your details on https://www.statsbomb.com/resource-centre and read our User Agreement carefully.
Terms & Conditions By using this repository, you are agreeing to the user agreement.
If you publish, share or distribute any research, analysis or insights based on this data, please state the data source as StatsBomb and use our logo, available in our Media Pack.
Getting Started The data is provided as JSON files exported from the StatsBomb Data API, in the following structure:
Competition and seasons stored in competitions.json. Matches for each competition and season, stored in matches. Each folder within is named for a competition ID, each file is named for a season ID within that competition. Events and lineups for each match, stored in events and lineups respectively. Each file is named for a match ID. StatsBomb 360 data for selected matches, stored in three-sixty. Each file is named for a match ID. Some documentation about the meaning of different events and the format of the JSON can be found in the doc directory.