TheSpursStatsMan

Introducing my Player & Team Pass Actions App🚨 Visualise player & team pass actions for every Premier League game 2025/26. Includes Champions League & Europa League matches Likes, retweets and any feedback much appreciated. Link: …statsman-match-analysis.streamlit.app

Scraping the barrel, but one of the only positives I can think of is that Mohammed Kudus should be available after the international break. Archie Gray made some really impressive switches of play to Tel, but we practically offered nothing on the right hand side.

@GUYSHELTON big list to choose from…

@SpursPLStatsMan Player of the season for sure

Arguably Archie Gray's best performance in a Tottenham shirt, didn't look out of place against a strong Atletico side, he recorded 36 touches in the midfield 1/3, his 2nd highest match tally of the season

Some performance from Xavi Simons: - 2 goals - 77 touches (most of any player) - 8 progressive passes (most of any player) - 4 shot creating actions (most of any player)

@yureedelahi Big congrats!

Thrilled to share I won the Recruitment category at Opta Forum 2026, presenting research on how passers respond to off-ball movement. My first ever football analytics post was a shot map where I had to manually tag every data point. Stay obsessed with what you love.

49 completed passes in the attacking 1/3 vs Liverpool is our highest tally under Igor Tudor (previous avg was 26).

Despite coming on in the 76th minute, Callum Olusesi ranked #2 among Tottenham players for completed passes into the the attacking 1/3 from the midfield 1/3

Player scatter plots are now live on markstats.club Compare any two metrics across the entire league for players in a similar position. Highlight any player in the distribution to tell a story visually

Back from my break so will be posting more frequently now. My streamlit app is updated with the last few weeks of data. Let me know if you spot any issues, cheers!

@anthonypaphitis ironically since beating us

West Ham just don't look like a relegation side at all atm and it's been that way for about two months.

Fortunately wasn’t able to watch the game. I’m having a break for a few weeks so won’t be posting any of my usual stuff until mid March

Spot the difference 🤷‍♂️ @FA_PGMOL

To add a stat around our efficiency from long throw-ins: Despite ranking 5th in the league for volume of throw-ins into the box (78), we are yet to score a single goal from them. Viz credit from @gualanodavide's impressive set piece-app: setpiecesanalysis.streamlit.app

"I like to be positive, I like to play offensive football." One thing I hope we can leave behind in the Frank era is the amount of time we delayed from long throw-ins. Under Frank we were the 5th slowest in the league at restarting play from throw-ins

I am releasing my Complete Football Analytics in Python course on YouTube free to watch! I created the course ~ 2 years ago and there is still a ton of great value in it, especially for learning the fundamentals of Python and football analytics. With the changes in AI coding, my processes have changed a ton since i first made this, so I figured I'd make this free to watch. Enjoy! youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Let me know your thoughts on this different style of post, any specific players & stats you would like to see in the future.

Irow could count himself unlucky not to feature against Burnley, having been on the bench and featuring in every single game since joining. Despite that, it's great to see another academy graduate performing on loan. Hopefully we'll get to see him play in the Fifth Round.

Mansfield's shock FA Cup win over Burnley means there could be an opportunity to see Tottenham loanee Oliver Irow in the Fifth Round. (Thread) Data via @RespoVision