The Hidden Throw-in Rule 99% of Analysts Miss 🤖

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Do you think you know how to read match statistics? Think again. Most analysts focus on goals, shots, and attacks, but they miss the most logical indicator of all: Throw-ins (Touches).

In this video, I reveal the exact rule that almost everyone ignores. I break down precisely why relying on "spectacular" match events is a mistake and how to use data to find stability in your analysis.


📊 What you will learn in this video:

The Hidden Mistake: Why looking for "dangerous attacks" ruins your reading of the game.

The SofaScore Method: How to set up the app to see the real numbers.

The Calculation Formula: Step-by-step guide on how to add/remove the "Safety Margin" (The +/- 10 rule).

The African League Secret: Why lower-profile matches (like in African competitions) offer the most reliable data opportunities compared to major leagues.

I show you live examples (Rayo, Toulouse, and African matches) to prove that math beats luck every time.

🚀 The Tool I Use:

I use SofaScore for all my data reading because it provides the specific "throw-ins per game" metric needed for this strategy.

💡 Key Takeaway:

"A touch is just a contact with the ball. It doesn't need a goal, it doesn't need a save. It just needs logic."

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Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It presents a method for analyzing sports statistics and data. Past performance of statistics does not guarantee future results. Please analyze responsibly.

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