by Robert Papić | Nov 1, 2021 | match analysis
Why is it sometimes good to make important decisions based on data and not just feelings? Because a goal conceded in the last second is often not crucial, even though it seems so. It is logical that the most efficient players play in the last minutes of the game, and... 
by Robert Papić | Oct 24, 2021 | match analysis
Why is it so important to follow the numbers live? Fenix started the game extremely badly, losing 1: 8, and the main reason was the unusual inefficiency of the team with the back players line Borzas – Gilbert – Marmier (1/8). Coach Danijel Andjelkovic... 
by Robert Papić | Oct 12, 2021 | match analysis
The story of the “logical changes” of the players and the wrong model of play. Serbia lost the game because it conceded few goals and scored even fewer. Where is the mistake? Is it possible to help your team even when they play extremely badly in the... 
by Robert Papić | Oct 8, 2021 | match analysis
Why is it good to know more data than individual player statistics during matches? How do numbers reveal what is not obvious? Croatia and Ukraine played an equal match with few goals in which Ukraine won because Croatia scored only 7 goals in the second half, and in... 
by Robert Papić | Sep 26, 2021 | match analysis
Can the player who has the most turnovers in the match and the shot efficiency in the first half 1/4 (3/6 in total) be the most useful attacker in the team? If we look at its individual statistics: No.But if we look at the efficiency of the team when it is in the...
