Entries for the Liverpool Analytics Challenge
I was totally amazed how many entries their were for the ‘Friends oF Tracking’ Liverpool analytics challenge. The brief was:
1, Use one or more of the tools we have learnt so far (pitch control, speed and acceleration, passing networks, pass maps etc.) to analyse the data.
2, Feel free to combine with other data available from other sources on Liverpool.
3, Produce an output (short report/video) that can be communicated either to a coach, a video analyst or players.
4, Write technical details in a separate appendix.
5, Post a link in comments below and/or to Twitter using #FoT.
Below is a list of entires in no particular order. If I have missed you then please DM me on Twitter. Over the next week we will, together with coaches and analysts, be looking to find the ones that are best.
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High Risk Passes
Daryl Dao and Phu Tran
Spotting player decisions with tracking data
FS
Could better goalkeeper positioning prevent Liverpool from scoring?
Hugo Rios-Neto
Liverpool’s attack
Sathish Prasad V.T
Evaluation of Trent Alexander-Arnold
Adam Ruby
Analysing pitch control behind opposition defensive lines
Parth Athene
Liverpool Goal Scene Analyzer v1.0
Saenai
Liverpool and Manchester City in Premier League
Bharath J Nair
Deciphering the Liverpool Attack
Gerald Lim
How do you defend against Liverpool?
Surya Kocherlakota
They Scare Me!
Ashay Shah
Liverpool Team Report
Jernej
Attack with breakneck speed
Jorge González
Pitch Control
Hemnath
Liverpool FC attacking system
Theophane Gregoir and Paul Garnier
Considerations for opposition analysis
Liverpool F.C. Goal Analysis: A dynamic zone evaluation model
Liverpool Challenge
Florian Gottschlich
Zone System Analysis
Analysing Liverpool Attack
Gabin Rolland
Breaking Down Liverpool Attack
Lakshay Bansal
How can Liverpool benefit from this challenge
Goal control: A Tracking-Based Metric for Modelling xG
Adam Sonty
GOALVID19
Vinay Warrier
Analyzing Liverpool’s attack.
Phillip Hollenhorst
