UEFA analyzes Europa League with ProVision

UEFA uses the ProVision research platform to analyze the Europa League season and generate graphics for their annual technical report:

“Much of Sevilla’s success in winning a sixth UEFA Europa League title came from their high press, which earned high reward. … Sevilla’s phases of possession started, on average, 39.4 metres from their own goal - the second highest in the UEFA Europa League behind LASK. Crucially, they were able to sustain this high press throughout the competition, with a figure of 37.5m in the final.”

2019/20 Europa League Technical Report

Press ReleaseRafe AndersonNovember 6, 2020soccer, UEFAComment

UEFA analyzes Champions League with ProVision

UEFA used the ProVision research platform to analyze the Champions League season and generate graphics for their annual technical report:

“[PSG] offered another example of the forward-looking centre-back in their impressive young Frenchman, Dayot Upamecano, whose quarter-final display against Atlético featured the most carries (69), most touches (100) and second-most passes in the opposition half (39) of any Leipzig player.”

2019-20 UEFA Champions League technical report

In the MediaRafe AndersonOctober 27, 2020soccer, UEFAComment