01Erling Haaland
Manchester City
Independent research / Premier League
AI-Powered Football Match Analytics
Studying match performance through historical Premier League data, player statistics, tactical indicators and predictive models.
Three public-data resources and three modeling approaches—shown together, without unnecessary technical clutter.
Expected goals and outcome probabilities
Nonlinear pattern-learning architecture
Match context and tactical interpretation
Current website: working Poisson simulation using illustrative coefficients. Historical dataset ingestion, ANN training and LLM inference are not connected to this demo.
Different clubs. Different styles. A shared analytical framework.
Compare attacking output, defensive records, home advantage and changes in recent form.
Arsenal
Manchester City
Liverpool
Chelsea
Manchester United
Tottenham
Newcastle United
Aston Villa
Brighton
West Ham
Everton
FulhamFrom finishing and chance creation to passing patterns: potential inputs for richer match models.
01Manchester City
02Arsenal
03Chelsea
04Arsenal
05Liverpool
06Player case study
Adjust club selection and match assumptions. See probabilities, expected goals and possible scorelines.
Home club


Away club
Ready to explore scenarios.
Rows: home goals · Columns: away goals · Brighter = higher probability
Research demonstration, not live match forecasting or betting advice. Team strength coefficients are illustrative inputs, not fitted Premier League estimates. Probabilities are computed locally in JavaScript; no trained neural network, LLM or live match feed is connected.
A clear workflow. Four steps. Measurable outcomes.
Match evidence
Team context
Player featuresHistorical match and player records
Form, passing and tactical indicators
Statistical baseline and AI research
Out-of-sample performance checks