EURO 2024 Final Scrollytelling Analysis
Authors: Óscar Bartolomé Pato
Read the closeread article: EURO 2024 Final Scrollytelling Analysis – Data Kicks
Reproducible repo: GitHub - Data-Kicks/euro_final_scrollytelling_analysis: Repository for Closeread Prize submission by Oscar Bartolome
Abstract
The “scrollytelling” technique can be a very interesting way to make soccer (or other sports) analysis more dynamic and interactive. In this Quarto Website, I use the Closeread library to tell a story using data from the EURO 2024 final between Spain and England and find all the keys to the match in a more entertaining way.
Also, there is a topic about how I developed the graphs code.
Full Description
The “scrollytelling” technique can be a very interesting way to make soccer (or other sports) analysis more dynamic and interactive.
The main areas it can be useful for are:
- Match, team and player analysis or reports.
- Sports data coding explanation.
In this Quarto Website, I use the Closeread library to tell a story using data from the EURO 2024 final between Spain and England and find all the keys to the match in a more entertaining way.
Also, there is a topic about how I developed the graphs code.