Tracking the 2019 World Cup too

2019-05-06

After tracking the diving phenomenon during the 2018 Men's World Cup in Russia, our team is also committing to tracking diving behaviour during the upcoming 2019 Women's World Cup in France.

We'll be sharing our findings through this blog. We also expect to report on differences observed between the two tournaments.

Stay tuned!

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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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