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Scientist from the Wissenschaftler of Münster have analysed the statistics of the German Bundesliga thoroughly and could characterise a football match as a Poisson-Process and like that made football results calculable. The crucial finding of the scientists is that goals in football are a product o꧒f coincidence. Goals, however, aren’t a sole game of dice but are influenced by the technical abilities of the players, the so called performance level, of both teams.
In the Bundesliga a typical outcome of match is determined of coincidence by 86%. 14% are no coincide൲nce and distinct a top team from a potential relegation ♍team.
Stunning: All teams in the Bundesliga have about ♔the same conversion of chances.
Home teams score more goals on average. Average 1,66 home and 1,20 away goals. There is an overall home advantage but no evidenc🅰e that in addition to that te𒅌ams perform especially well at home. Thus, home strength is a myth.
Typically 3 goals are scored in a match. To be precise, the number of goals has decreaseꦬd over time and now amounts to 2,8.
Rather not. 46 % of all wins are based u⛦pon a one-goal-margin.
No. Only about 25% of matches result ins dr🦂aw. By implication 75% of matches have a winner!
Yes, but since the middle of the 80s, the number of away wins is constantly getting bigger. While d♍uring the 70s distinctively more than 20% of mat꧋ches resulted ins away win, that figure already amounted to 33% in the season of 2010/2011.
Extraordinary: On the last two match days about 20% m✅ore goals are scored than on average. So: Bet on higher results!
The goal differente of past matches is especially informative for t🍬he purpose of predictions. It is significantly more informative than the number of points. The expected amount of goals, on the other hand, is quite similar among all teams.
Goalsc𓄧oring opportunities are a lot more informative for the sake of prognosis. Good teams show a slightly better conversion.
The market value of a team as determine🅺d before the start of the season is extremely strongly correlated with their actual performance. Rule of thumb: Doubling of the market value = 10 additional points or a goal difference increased by 16 goals.
A season-specific average Performance level of a team does exist. (Performance level = goal difference that a team scores against an averag༺e opponent)
The coincidence averages out duringཧ the course of the season. The longer the season has already progressed, the more reliable goals and opportunities display the performances of teams.
A football match is dominated by effects of coi🐈ncidence. Additionally the performance level of offense and defense are correlated.
Without effects of coincidence, the difference of goalscoring opportunities would perfectly predict the perfor♛mance level.
The goal difference is determined by effects of coincidence with 86% (matജch day) or 29% (season) on ꦫaverage.
Fluct🐟uations of performance levels from match day to match day are, therefore, not statistically relevant. The changes of performances levels take place during the summer break and only rare
There are no positive series. The concept of a “streak“ is, thus, void. Unfortunately this does not apply for negative series - those do exist. As Andi Brehme famously put it: “When you got shit on your foot, y𝄹ou got shit on your foot!“
In the context of statistical preciseness, the conversion of effectiv𒁏e goalscoring opportunities is identical for all teams. For that reason the goalscoring opportunities are quite significant for the prediction of goals.
The performance of promoted teams is astonishingly well predetermined. Significant deviations from the lower half of the table (goal difference: -13 +/- 8) are, thus, extremely rare. For that re💙ason a „march through“ is very special.
With the help of the market value and the effective differente of goalscoring opportunities you 🥀can come closer to the perfect prediction of the second half of the season..
No. In fact only in half of t𒉰he cases the best team wins and becomes German champion at the end of the season.
No. Statisticall🅷y, there are no bogey team. The scientist’s search for bogey teams was negative. Looking at it statistically the effect is under 10%.
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