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Euro 2016 Quarter Final Data Viz
Jul. 1st, 2016 09:33 pm(Slightly late, been busy at work.)
After some unexpected match ups and some unexpected results the inter-connectivity diagram for the quarterfinals looks like this:
France are now the most central national team, while Roma are the most central club team.
Juventus still have the most players represented with 9, followed by Bayern Munich with 7 and Roma with 6.
There are more Swansea City players left in the competition than Barcelona players! No, really. But that's what happens when Italy vs Spain is a second round match.
Groups E and F have the most teams left, which will be of absolutely no comfort to fans of Sweden and Austria who were the two teams to drop out from those two groups at the group stage. But it's the excuse I'm sticking to if anyone asks why Austria went out so early.
With England losing, all countries are now their own communities in the community view:
After some unexpected match ups and some unexpected results the inter-connectivity diagram for the quarterfinals looks like this:
France are now the most central national team, while Roma are the most central club team.
Juventus still have the most players represented with 9, followed by Bayern Munich with 7 and Roma with 6.
There are more Swansea City players left in the competition than Barcelona players! No, really. But that's what happens when Italy vs Spain is a second round match.
Groups E and F have the most teams left, which will be of absolutely no comfort to fans of Sweden and Austria who were the two teams to drop out from those two groups at the group stage. But it's the excuse I'm sticking to if anyone asks why Austria went out so early.
With England losing, all countries are now their own communities in the community view:
