These graphics combine two different views of how the league table can change. The current order of the league table is shown on the left, and in each club’s row there is a hollow colour-coded strip showing how far they are mathematically capable of moving during the next round of fixtures, while inside the strip is a little minimalist column
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Given that we’re heading into an international break, I thought it was worth taking an early look at how the Premier League’s clubs are shaping up so far using my scatter graphics These compare the attacking and defensive performances of every team in a division. Each of the four graphics is explained briefly below and at length here. It’s worth bearing in
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These graphics combine two different views of how the league table can change. The current order of the league table is shown on the left, and in each club’s row there is a hollow colour-coded strip showing how far they are mathematically capable of moving during the next round of fixtures, while inside the strip is a little minimalist column
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These graphics combine two different views of how the league table can change. The current order of the league table is shown on the left, and in each club’s row there is a hollow colour-coded strip showing how far they are mathematically capable of moving during the next round of fixtures, while inside the strip is a little minimalist column
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Now that the league tables have settled down a bit, it’s time for me to switch the weekly permutations graphics back on. Previously there were two graphics for each division: one showing how far it was mathematically possible for each team to move and another showing what my ratings model thought was likely. Towards the back end of last season
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After spotting over the weekend that West Ham and Watford had both started the same 11 players in every Premier League match so far, I thought it was worth throwing together an early look at how every Premier League and EFL club has been using their squad so far. These follow the same format as I’ve used previously and I’ll probably
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Now that the league tables have settled down a bit, it’s time for me to switch the weekly permutations graphics back on. Previously there were two graphics for each division: one showing how far it was mathematically possible for each team to move and another showing what my ratings model thought was likely. Towards the back end of last season
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