The Data Day

With the first international break ongoing, what better time to get 'The Data Day Live' panel together to look back at the Premier League season so far?

Join our own fab four of Duncan Alexander, Matt Furniss, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell as they bring you the latest insights into the Premier League season so far. From where it is going right for Arsenal at the top of the table to the challenges facing Leicester and West Ham United at the bottom, we also bring you the latest from our super computer on the latest predictions as to who will win the title and who might be relegated.

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

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Join our panel for a Premier League round-up on the day that Scott Parker became the first manager to be relieved of his duties in the 2022-2023 season as the former Bournemouth manager paid the price for their 9-0 defeat at the hands of Liverpool.

As part of their Premier League round-up Duncan Alexander, Matt Furniss and Graham Bell look back over matchday four in the competition, which saw Arsenal make it four wins from four and even led to a short return of the Stats Out of Context podcast. And the trio also delved into the latest from our supercomputer as they looked forward to matchday five.

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

And if you enjoyed this – don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.

Join our panel for a Premier League matchday 4 preview, taking a look at the latest thoughts of our supercomputer on who will emerge victorious. Arsenal are the only side with a perfect record so far this season in the competition, with some of their new signings drawing comparisons to previous legends, at least according to one former Gunner.

As well as a Premier League matchday 4 preview, it's POWER RANKINGS time. Duncan Alexander, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell take a closer look at who our model believes are the best team in the world at the moment, but also what that means when it comes to the UEFA Champions League draw. Which is the toughest group to qualify from and which is the easiest?

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

And if you enjoyed this – don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.

Join our panel for their Premier League matchday 3 review as they look back on a weekend that saw Arsenal remain the only side in the competition with a 100% record following their victory on the road against Bournemouth. William Saliba took the plaudits, and seemingly the accolades of their fanbase, following a stellar performance.

Matt Furniss, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell also dive into the curious case of Newcastle United as part of their Premier League matchday 3 review. An incredible performance saw them come close to toppling reigning champions Manchester City in a pulsating 3-3 draw which leads some of our panel to believe that Magpies are set for a top four finish this season.

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

And if you enjoyed this – don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.

The games are coming thick and fast so it's time to join our panel for a Premier League Matchday 3 preview on the latest edition of 'The Data Day Live'.

As well as looking forward to a packed schedule of matches, including the thoughts of our supercomputer on the outcomes, Duncan Alexander, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell debate whether Liverpool's title bid is already over having failed to win either of their opening games to the season. It's possibly a good job they are playing the similarly winless Manchester United on Monday.

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

And if you enjoyed this – don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.

What an exhilarating weekend of football that was! Thankfully our panel on 'The Data Day Live' is here to bring you their Premier League Matchday 2 review to make sure you're across all the main moments from the weekend's action.

As part of our Premier League Matchday 2 review, we take a much closer look at Manchester United's woes so far this season with Erik ten Hag having seen his side suffer defeats in successive league matches. But where does the fault lie? Matt Furniss, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell help explain more.

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

And if you enjoyed this – don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.

It's time to gather the panel together again for our Premier League matchday 2 preview. Duncan Alexander, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell look ahead to the weekend's action, giving their opinion and predictions on some of the key matches that will take place.

As well as our Premier League matchday 2 preview, we also take a closer look at Raheem Sterling's move to Chelsea, what it will means for the 27-year-old at, seemingly, the peak of his career, where he will end up playing for the Blues and how Manchester City will cope with his departure.

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

And if you enjoyed this – don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.

What a Premier League debut that was for Erling Haaland. The Manchester City striker had come in for criticism following his performance in the Community Shield against Liverpool, but the Norwegian came good at the London Stadium - scoring twice as Pep Guardiola's side ended up enjoying a comfortable day out against West Ham United.

As well as reflecting on his Premier League debut in the latest edition of 'The Data Day Live', our panel of Duncan Alexander, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell looked across the weekend's action picking out their moments to reflect upon as the English top-flight returned.

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

And if you enjoyed this – don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.

Join the team from The Analyst for a Premier League matchday 1 preview. That's right, it's back. The 30th year of the competition gets underway tonight as Crystal Palace welcome an Arsenal side where expectations of success are high.

Matt Furniss, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell are your guides for our Premier League matchday 1 preview which also takes a look at the predictions our supercomputer has provided for the weekend's games and, as you'll hear, some of our team don't necessarily agree with what it has to say!

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

And if you enjoyed this – don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.

It could be one of the tightest battles ever as to who will clinch the Premier League Golden Boot. Thankfully, 'The Data Day Live' is here to help run through some of the key participants as well as the data behind why they might be successful in the 2022/2023 season.

As well as looking at the Premier League Golden Boot, Matt Furniss and Graham Bell also reflected upon the Lionesses success at the Women's European Championship, as well as a bit of a deep dive into the opening weekend of the Championship season that featured despair for one of the hosts and a hopeful conclusion for the other.

Want to catch the show live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter for updates as to when our next live show will be aired. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

‘Reads from the Analyst’ is a production by The Analyst. Visit theanalyst.com for more data-driven storytelling or join in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can also listen to our podcasts on your preferred podcast application by visiting our LinkTree.

If you liked this podcast, then please rate, review and subscribe to our show. You’ll find plenty more data-driven storytelling like this, including our five-part series looking back over the history of the Premier League, as well as plenty of other insights into competition. You can start your journey through history by listening to episode one, which looks back to the inaugural season which featured 22 teams playing in the top flight, as well as reflecting upon the initial dominance of Manchester United.

Don’t forget to listen to our brand new podcast ‘Stats Out of Context‘, which takes a closer look at some of the stats and metrics that go into the sport that we love with episode four focusing on long range goals.

And if you enjoyed this – don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter as well for exclusive content.