DFL and AWS add Keeper Efficiency and Ball Recovery Time Bundesliga Match Facts
The DFL and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have announced the newest Bundesliga Match Facts (BMF) powered by AWS which will debut during Matchday 26.
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The DFL and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have announced the newest Bundesliga Match Facts (BMF) powered by AWS which will debut during Matchday 26.
Bayern Munich added several new superlatives to the dictionary on Matchday 8 in a first-half performance which will go down in the history books. After 45 minutes, Julian Nagelsmann's men were already 5-0 up - Bundesliga Match Facts powered by AWS explains how they did it...
Watch: Werder couldn't counter Dortmund's possession The fact that Dortmund went behind early on can be attributed to Werder's ploy to hit the home side on the counter. Their aim was to set-up as defensively sound as possible, forming a narrow base that looked to contain and then counter-punch. It worked almost immediately with Maximilian Eggestein picking up the ball centrally before releasing Milot Raschica with a superb ball beyond the Dortmund defence. Rashica's finish was clinical, putting his team in front with their first threatening attack of the game to deliver on an early xGoals rat...
Bundesliga Match Facts Analysis: How Bayern Munich came from behind to beat Borussia Dortmund in Der Klassiker 5 weeks ago Bayern Munich staged a spectacular comeback from 2-0 down to beat Borussia Dortmund 4-2 in a thrilling Klassiker. Using Bundesliga Match Facts powered by AWS, we explain how the record champions did it... Dortmund opt for flexibility Dortmund made a handful of changes to the side that beat promoted Arminia Bielefeld 3-0 on Matchday 23. With Jadon Sancho, Raphael Guerreiro and Gio Reyna out injured, right-back Thomas Meunier made his first Bundesliga start since 19 January...
Watch: xGoals: Bayern and Lewandowski score too many goals… Bayern, for example, have scored many more goals than they should have this season, and that's not simply the opinion of their opponents! The Expected Goals model - the probability every shot has of beating the goalkeeper - proves it. Bayern have already scored 67 Bundesliga goals this season, but according to their xGoals value they should have only scored 47.5 - an overperformance of 19.5. Second by this measure are Bayer Leverkusen, who have a positive difference of nine. Third-best Wolfsburg have scored four more goals than th...