Launching the 2018 World Cup Diving Report

2018-06-19

To continue our efforts to grow awareness of the diving phenomenon, our team is committing to track how much diving happens and the impact dives have during the 2018 World Cup matches.

We will be sharing insights through this blog as the tournament evolves.

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Data and insights should be taken as directional rather than exact. The report doesn't claim to have statistical significance in categorising players behaviour over time. It's only a representation of a measurement model applied to the 2 tournaments tracked.
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