Showing posts with label Europe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Europe. Show all posts

2010/06/29

Group Stage Stats

I have added the stats from rounds 1-3 to see which continent have had the best World Cup so far.

Points
  1. America: 12 wins - 8 draws - 4 loss: 1.83 point average
  2. Europe: 15 wins - 10 draws - 14 loss: 1.41 point average
  3. Asia: 4 wins - 5 draws - 6 loss: 1.13 point average
  4. Africa: 3 wins - 5 draws - 10 loss: 0.78 point average
Goals Scored
  1. America: 29 goals: 1.21 goal average
  2. Europe: 43 goals: 1.10 goal average
  3. Asia: 15 goals: 1.00 goal average
  4. Africa: 14 goals: 0.78 goal average
Goals Conceded
  1. America: 14 goals: 0.58 goal average
  2. Europe: 37 goals: 0.95 goal average
  3. Africa: 22 goals: 1.22 goal average
  4. Asia: 28 goals: 1.87 goal average

2010/06/26

Round 3 Stats

Asia took some ground and managed to get the first place for points per average and goals for. They also had most goal against as well.

Points
  1. Asia: 2 wins - 2 draw - 1 loss: 1.60 point average
  2. America: 3 wins - 3 draws - 2 loss: 1.50 point average
  3. Europe: 5 wins - 2 draws - 6 loss: 1.31 point average
  4. Africa: 2 wins - 1 draw - 3 loss: 1.16 point average
Goals Scored
  1. Asia: 7 goals: 1.40 goal average
  2. Africa: 8 goals: 1.33 goal average
  3. Europe: 14 goals : 1.08 goal average
  4. America: 5 goals: 0.63 goal average
Goals Conceded
  1. America: 3 goals: 0.37 goal average
  2. Africa: 7 goals: 1.17 goal average
  3. Europe: 17 goals: 1.31 goal average
  4. Asia: 7 goals: 1.40 goal average

2010/06/22

Round 2 Stats

I continue to provide statistics from the World Cup matches. As I did for round 1, the average points and goals are analyzed between the continents. See here to a deeper explanation. America whipped the other continents in all areas. Europe gained some good numbers due to Portugal's 7-0 crush on North Corea. Africa should be ashamed of their performance.

Points
  1. America: 6 wins - 1 - draw - 1 loss: 2.38 point average
  2. Europe: 6 wins - 3 draw - 4 loss: 1.62 point average
  3. Asia: 0 wins - 2 draw - 3 loss: 0.40 point average
  4. Africa: 0 wins - 2 draw - 4 loss: 0.33 point average

Goals Scored
  1. America: 17 goals: 2.13 goal average
  2. Europe: 18 goals: 1.38 goal average
  3. Africa: 4 goals: 0.67 goal average
  4. Asia: 3 goals: 0.60 goal average

Goals Conceded
  1. America: 6 goals: 0.75 goal average
  2. Europe: 11 goals: 0.85 goal average
  3. Africa: 11 goals: 1.83 goal average
  4. Asia: 14 goals: 2.80 goal average

2010/06/18

Round 1 Stats

I took the liberty to analyze the first round of the World Cup. The final result generate 3 points for a win and 1 point for a draw, a loss get zero points. The amount of goals are also being counted. The total amount of points and goals are divided with the amount of teams of each continent. Australia and New Zealand belong here to Asia, and America is counted as one. I will let statistics speak for itself.

W=Wins D=Draws L=Loss

Points
  1. America: 3 w - 4 d - 1 l: 1,63 point average
  2. Asia: 2 w - 1 d - 2 l: 1,4 point average
  3. Europe: 4 w - 5 d - 4 l: 1,31 point average
  4. Africa: 1 w - 2 d - 3 l: 0,83 point average

Goals For
  1. Asia: 5 Goals: 1,0 Goal average
  2. America: 7 Goals: 0.88 Goal average
  3. Europe: 11 Goals: 0.85 Goal average
  4. Africa: 2 Goals: 0.33 Goal average


Goals Against
  1. America: 5 Goals: 0.63 Goal average
  2. Africa: 4 Goals: 0.67 Goal average
  3. Europe: 9 Goals: 0.69 Goal average
  4. Asia: 7 Goals: 1,4 Goal average

2010/05/10

From Russia With Love

Mark González (2-1): Russian Premier League (2010-05-10) CSKA - Terek Grozny 4-1

No Chilean goals in Europe this weekend, however the Russian league have several games on Mondays. Speedy González is our only player in that country which means that he scored. He led his team for the comeback as they were down by a goal after Terek scored after 21 minutes. González received the ball at the left of the goal and had no difficulties in placing the ball hard and low, unstoppable for the goalkeeper. González is a player that is very likely to have a spot on the Chilean team for the World Cup.

Watch the video below.