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FC Koln

P7 W2 D2 L3 · 8–11 −3

Participants
Arena shots modelArena xG — logisticArena xG — neighbourhoodOpta Analyst

Drawn on the plot below, in every match, and on the lines here.

What each participant thinks of this team, rather than whether it was right

The net value rate: its mean of value generated minus value conceded, which is the quantity the board differences between two sides to forecast a fixture. This is an opinion about the team rather than a record of being right, which is why it sits behind a fold. Each line is drawn to its own scale, because a shots rate and an xG rate are not points on one axis. Hover a point for what that match did to the line.

  • Arena shots model+1.00net value per match
  • Arena xG — logistic+0.10net value per match
  • Arena xG — neighbourhood+0.04net value per match
  • Opta Analystshare51%mean share of its matches

Expect a line to jump for four or five matches and then barely move: a running mean gets harder to shift as it lengthens. That is a property of the thing being scored, not a smoothing choice.

Did the signal call it — and did the scoreline?

One point per matchday: above the line the pre-match signal pointed at the winner, below it pointed the other way. Goal difference is the first row. The numbers on the right are what those points came to — and the second is the one that matters, because a call the scoreline also made was free. Pick a point for the match.

  • pointed at the winner
  • pointed the other way
  • a draw, or no signal yet
  • burn-in: shown, scores nothing
Goal differencethe baseline1of 3the reference
Arena shots model1of 30
Arena xG — logistic1of 30
Arena xG — neighbourhood1of 30
Opta Analystentered by the Arena1of 20
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Called right counts only matches the board scores: a team’s first few are burn-in, drawn here and counting nowhere, and a draw has no winner to call. Vs the scoreline nets the disagreements — plus one where this row called a match goal difference got wrong, minus one where the reverse. Zero means it has told you nothing the league table had not. These are counts on one team, not a score; the same quantity over a season, with the interval that says whether it is real, is on the board.