R-squared = .886
Tuesday, 24 February 2015
EPL 14/15 Goal Difference vs Score Adjusted Shots on Target Ratio (w/ Score Adj PDO) (26 matches)
I have taken @objectivefooty 's tracking of Score Adjusted Shots on
Target Ratio in the Premier League to date (26gms) and compared to Goal
Difference. http://objective-football.blogspot.com.es/2014/10/201415-score-adjusted-numbers.html
R-squared = .886
R-squared = .886
Thursday, 19 February 2015
Goals Difference vs Score Adjusted Shots on Target Ratio
I have taken @objectivefooty 's tracking of Score Adjusted Shots on Target Ratio in the Premier League to date (25gms) and compared to Goal Difference. http://objective-football.blogspot.com.es/2014/10/201415-score-adjusted-numbers.html
Would you rather be Man United or Liverpool going into the last 13 matches?
R-squared of .887
Would you rather be Man United or Liverpool going into the last 13 matches?
R-squared of .887
Goals Against vs. Shots on Target Against (25 games)
Here is a viz created using Tableau:
Man United and West Ham are crazy outliers with very high save%'s keeping their seasons from being much worse.
On the other side, we have Everton and Newcastle who are serious outliers with poor save %'s. For Everton, they could very easily be up around 6th position with a league average save %.
Expect these 4 teams to all regress towards the league average save % of approximately 68%.
Man United and West Ham are crazy outliers with very high save%'s keeping their seasons from being much worse.
On the other side, we have Everton and Newcastle who are serious outliers with poor save %'s. For Everton, they could very easily be up around 6th position with a league average save %.
Expect these 4 teams to all regress towards the league average save % of approximately 68%.
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