PenaltyBlog is dedicated to the fusion of football and data science, offering in-depth research, tutorials, and practical examples to enthusiasts and professionals alike. Our mission is to advance the understanding of football through statistical analysis and foster a community passionate about football analytics.
Founded by Martin Eastwood, a data scientist with a love for numbers and football, penaltyblog began as a personal project to document and share insights into football's mathematical analysis. The unique name, "pena.lt/y," is a creative domain hack representing the word "penalty", reflecting the site's innovative approach to the game.
We utilize a robust data science stack, based on Python, SQL, and AWS, to analyze and interpret large amounts of football and betting data meticulously gathered from various public sources, ensuring comprehensive and accurate analyses.
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