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Euro 2022 - Semifinal network diagrams
Jul. 24th, 2022 08:46 pmMostly I'm happy to hear that Leuven signed Nicky Evrard to a fully pro contract before the tournament because otherwise I'd have to complain about the player of the match for one quarterfinal (and let's be honest, someone in with a shout of being Belgian player of the tournament) was only semi-pro like most of the rest of her team. There is still a much larger divide between the "big" footballing nations and the "small" footballing nations in the women's game, but hopefully the success of Euro 2022 might help close the gap.
Following the quarterfinals, the network diagram looks like this:
( Unlabelled and labelled diagrams below the cut )
Sweden are now the national team nearest the centre, while BK Häcken are the club team closest to the centre.
As so many Barcelona players play for Spain, Barcelona is no longer the club team represented by the most players. It is now VfL Wolfsburg, with 9, followed by Bayern Munich and Chelsea with 8 and Paris Saint Germain with 7.
The community view looks like this:
( Two more network diagrams )
There are 5 communities, 1 for each country and 1 for Everton, possibly because they're the only club team evenly split between countries (neither of which is England, oddly).
Following the quarterfinals, the network diagram looks like this:
( Unlabelled and labelled diagrams below the cut )
Sweden are now the national team nearest the centre, while BK Häcken are the club team closest to the centre.
As so many Barcelona players play for Spain, Barcelona is no longer the club team represented by the most players. It is now VfL Wolfsburg, with 9, followed by Bayern Munich and Chelsea with 8 and Paris Saint Germain with 7.
The community view looks like this:
( Two more network diagrams )
There are 5 communities, 1 for each country and 1 for Everton, possibly because they're the only club team evenly split between countries (neither of which is England, oddly).
