/Premier-League

Premier League analysis of seasons 2006/2007 to 2017/2018

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Premier League (2006/07 - 2017/18)

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Premier League needs no introduction - one of the most awaited league around the globe. As a data science enthusiast and a Manchester United fan, I decided to analyze the Premier League dataset that I took from Kaggle which provided with the open dataset with numerous data attributes like home goals, away goals, penalty goals, results, saves, goals, scored, goals conceded and numerous others.

Check out the Medium post for the complete analysis published in Towards Data Science here: https://towardsdatascience.com/formula-1-grand-prix-analysis-d05d73b1e79c

Tableau Analysis

Check out the entire analysis on Tableau interactive dashboards here: https://public.tableau.com/profile/chinmaynw#!/vizhome/PremierLeagueAnalysis_16115515815180

Box & Whisker Plot

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Home Team Vs Away Team - Matches played in the entire period

Scatter Plot

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Home Goals across Teams over Seasons

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Detailed View - Away Goals across Teams over Seasons

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Aggregated View - Away Goals across Teams over Seasons

Box & Whisker Plot

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Detailed View - Results of matches played through the seasons

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Aggregated View - Results of the matches played through the seasons

Bullet Graph

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Penalty Goals Saved & Conceded per Team across Seasons

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Detailed View - Goals Scored & Conceded per Team across Seasons

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Aggregated View - Goals Scored & Conceded per Team across Seasons

Treemap

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Total Goal Saves across Teams over Seasons

Scatter Plot

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Goals Composition - Own Goals, Goals Conceded, Total Goals across Teams

Dashboard

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References

[1] https://www.kaggle.com/zaeemnalla/premier-league

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to create a Pull Request for adding implementations or suggesting new ideas to make the analysis more insightful