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Advanced Sport Visualisations in Power BI

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4 years ago
Animation based on time sequence Visualising over 1000 metrics e.g., xG, shot direction, pass, goal,etc Potential machine learning e.g., predict the next 10/20 second. In this blog, we will...
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Hello everyone, many of these methods may be outdated, so I can't guarantee their effectiveness on newer versions. I've used different workarounds to make them compatible with Power BI versions from 2011 to 2022.

Regarding the chart colors, I utilized the outcome values (0 or 1) to visualise the red and green i.e failure/success.  These values should be in the data fields and are linked to the combined X and Y axes. Data modeling transformation is necessary, especially since open source data like Opta, StatsBomb, etc., doesn't come with this information by default which you will have to link together to generate a new column to visualise.

Considering the recent updates, Python might be a more suitable alternative. You should be able to visualize the graph using Matplotlib in Power BI and other py libraries . But for perforance wise default charts is always the best in power bi.