How to Calculate Progressive Passes in Python for Soccer Analytics

[@anurag908]

Thank you for your videos. where can i get similar data from for other matches?

[@nikhil7148]

First of all, thanks for the great tutorial! Just to avoid confusion, it should be df.endY = df.endY*0.8. While copy pasting, the factor of 1.2 remained for this line.

[@McKayJohns]

Yes, you are right

[@williamashoti8825]

Do I need to do something when using the opta pitch istead of statsbomb pitch?

[@ricardomatheus3758]

McKay, there is a list of these KPIs in soccer?

[@soufianebhioui5514]

please where i can get the mplsoccer

[@thedarkhorse8463]

@Mckay can you please post a video on how do we create progressive carries ? It will be really helpful.

[@saulo_foot]

Great! Do you have any idea how much statsbomb data cost? Thanks

[@McKayJohns]

I'm not entirely sure on a personal plan... They usually sell big deals so it costs 10's of thousands of dollars/euros. They do have their free api though.

[@sudhir5442]

Big fan of your work

[@Gassasse]

Hi, Shouldn’t the df.endY be multiplied by 0.8 not 1.2? Also, when measuring the y distance, where did 40 come from? Thanks!

[@McKayJohns]

Yeah you’re right. If I multiplied it by 1.2 it should be .8… and the 40 is the y2 location of the center of the goal. On the pitch it is (120,40) so we subtract 40-y1

[@Gassasse]

@@McKayJohns Oh I see! Thank you 😊

[@samlismont1924]

Hi, how do x,y coordinates change when team switch sides for second half? Or is this done by the data provider?

[@McKayJohns]

Most data providers will have both teams going the same way so you don't need to worry about switching sides or anything.

[@1shot1gol]

@@McKayJohns i gathered some data of my friend and i have to separate 1st half and 2nd half. Theoretically in the 2nd half i should swap the coordinates in the csv but it's faster to do it with python

[@ricardomatheus3758]

AWESOME

[@plythorexplayscodm3293]

Can you upload this on your github please?

[@McKayJohns]

sorry it should be up there now

[@muhammadwajeeharif5676]

Sir from where i can get this data?

[@McKayJohns]

it is in my github

[@papaaemeritus8813]

Awesome. Hala Madrid!

[@McKayJohns]

hahahahaha