YinkaAnalytics

The most underused Excel function for analysts: XLOOKUP It replaced VLOOKUP, handles errors gracefully, searches both directions, and returns arrays. If you're still using VLOOKUP in 2026, this thread is for you. Syntax: =XLOOKUP(lookup_value, lookup_array, return_array) Cleaner

@samzy_yt Hi

Social media gave everyone a microphone, but somewhere we forgot that not every thought needs an audience. The front camera has become a confession box. 😭

@TouchlineX Messi's story is remarkable, but Ronaldo won 5 leagues in 4 countries, scored 900+ goals, carried Portugal without elite support, and won a Euros almost alone. "Greatest" depends entirely on how you define the criteria. 💡

🚨🗣️ Rodri: "Messi is the GREATEST player of ALL TIME... He has been able to lead his national team to win the World Cup in Qatar and bring it to the final in this World Cup." "We have to take Leo and many others into account."

@jon_d_doe I didn't see this early, probably if the timeline for voting had been 24hrs. Messi was born gifted. Ronaldo built himself through pure grind. That's why Ronaldo is the greatest for me, talent is nice, but discipline is greater.

End 😂😂😂😂😂

Follow @YinkaMetrics — knockout stage analysis starts this weekend. 🌍

Round of 32 — the highest number the continent has ever placed in a World Cup knockout stage. African football is not catching up with the world. In pockets — specific squads, specific systems, specific nights — it has already arrived.

The 2026 World Cup group stage is complete. Ten African nations. Three weeks. Here is what the data actually says. 🧵 Before this tournament, the narrative was: African teams are talented but inconsistent. They create moments but cannot sustain performances. The gap between

Ghana. South Africa. Senegal. Cape Verde. Whatever the results say tonight, the data from the last three weeks tells a clear story. Africa came to this tournament and competed. 🌍

overturned Iran's stoppage time winner for offside. Egypt advance to the knockout round for the first time in their World Cup history. Six African nations through to the Round of 32, the most the continent has ever placed in a World Cup knockout stage. Morocco. Egypt. Ivory Coast

Three African nations played tonight at the World Cup. Senegal 5–0 Iraq. 🇸🇳 The conversion problem is solved. Five goals, the biggest World Cup win ever recorded by an African nation. Iraq went down to 10 men in the 13th minute, but Senegal barely tested them in the first half,

stage analysis starts this weekend. 🌍

nations in the Round of 32 — the highest number the continent has ever put through at a single World Cup. African football is not catching up with the world. In pockets, specific squads, specific systems, specific nights, it has already arrived. Follow @YinkaMetrics — knockout

The 2026 World Cup group stage is nearly complete. Ten African nations. Three weeks. Here is what the data actually says. 🧵 Before this tournament, the narrative was: African teams are talented but inconsistent. They create moments but cannot sustain performances. The gap