We had to wait a year for it, but Euro 2020 has already delivered. There have already been a number of surprises at this year’s tournament, and there are still a number of group games to be played. One of the biggest shocks is perhaps the elimination of Turkey. Tipped by many to be dark…
As is customary when updating on new features, I’m going to tell you how excited we are to introduce our latest tool. And, in fairness, we are pretty excited. So, without further ado… Introducing the Event Lab. What on earth is the Event Lab? In flashy elevator pitch terms, the Event Lab is a new…
Profiles over natural playing positions seems to be the mantra at
Euro 2020. Why is that the case?
The Copernican revolution was when European society accepted Nicolaus Copernicas’ wisdom that the Sun did not revolve around the Earth. The Kuperian revolution was when footballing society accepted Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski’s wisdom that transfer policy should not revolve around major tournaments. In their book Soccernomics, Kuper and Szymanski noted that “the worst time…
We love the Toolbox, and, as you may have noticed, we talk about it quite a lot. But, behind our product and its various virtues is a team of great people. We have an eclectic mix at Twenty3: from engineers to video animators, data scientists to account managers, plus many more. Everyone across the business…
There are plenty of big hitters at Euro 2020, but there also a few surprise packages. Here, we take a look at three.
It may be 12 months late, but Euro 2020 is now just around the corner. Having had an extra year to catch the eye combined with the fact managers are allowed to name even more players in their squads, there’s a glut of stars heading to the first ever European Championships to be played across…
The Twenty3 Toolbox was created for a variety of reasons. For those not familiar with our story, we started life as a fan-facing publisher called Football Whispers. Like many of those in the world of football media, we had access to raw data feeds and it was a bit of a palaver involving multiple people…
When Charles Darwin first wrote about evolution, he wrote about the beaks of finches. They had evolved to do different tasks to find food, some to root around finding insects and some to break open nuts. The ideas of evolution and natural adaptation were set in full motion, that different beings will adapt to new…
It is impossible to be an expert or an authority on every single football player in the world. It is difficult enough to keep abreast of the standout players across the big five European leagues. Yet whenever a transfer occurs, readers and viewers want to be educated on these players. It creates a demand. In…