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This episode uses economic principles and statistical analysis to reveal the surprising inefficiencies and often-misunderstood truths behind the world's most popular sport.
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“This episode uses economic principles and statistical analysis to reveal the surprising inefficiencies and often-misunderstood truths behind the world's most popular sport.”
— Simon Kuper | Stefan Szymanski, Soccernomics
Sports Economics, Football Analytics, Decision-Making
If you've ever suspected that the narratives around football don't quite add up, and you're curious about the hidden data and economic forces truly shaping the game, and this will help you see what to do next.
Simon Kuper, a seasoned football journalist, and Stefan Szymanski, a leading sports economist, combine their expertise to offer a rigorous, data-driven look at the sport's often-misunderstood dynamics.