I didn’t get time to update the Conference attack and defence scatter graphics in midweek, so here they belatedly are for the last time until the end of the season, incorporating today’s matches. There are two graphics: the first showing attacking performance and the second defensive performance. Both are based on simple shot data and give a high-level view of how each club

I thought it was about time for another update to the attack and defence graphics for the four divisions below the Premier League, finishing here with the Conference. For each division there are three graphics – the first shows overall dominance, the second attacking performance and the third defensive performance. All are based on shot data and give a high-level view

As the Conference Premier reached the 10 game mark yesterday evening, I though it’d be worth looking at the data to see how each club has performed so far. Up front I need to admit that I haven’t watched much Conference football so far this season, so apologies for any naive interpretations from the data. I’ve got a few graphics to

I thought I’d resurrect an old tradition of using our attack and defence graphics to compare each club’s performance, starting with the Skrill Premier. If you haven’t seen these before, here’s a quick summary of how they work: They show the quantity of shots per match on the horizontal and the quality (based on how many shots it takes to produce a goal)

We’re now 12 matches into the Skrill Premier so it’s probably time for another glance at how the division’s teams are performing. I’ll show both of the graphics (which can be clicked on to bring up bigger versions) and then take a team-by-team canter through their performances, using last season’s charts for reference. Attacking Defending Club-by-club observations After their demotion last