Shot map
Attacking half, vertical framing — markers sized by xG, coloured by outcome, goal angle on the best chance.
Gallery
Finished visualisations, each built from a handful of composable pieces. Every card ships its full source — copy it, or open it as a standalone project.
Shooting
Penalty shootout
Every kick of England v Switzerland at Euro 2024 where it crossed the line, numbered in kick order, with the penalty spot below for distance.
Annotated build-up
One goal-scoring move told on a single pitch: comet trails for progression, labelled touches, the shot's angle.
Pass network
Average positions with node size by touches and edge width by pass volume — the classic recipe from three primitives.
Pass flow
Passes binned by start zone, one arrow per zone showing average direction, sized and coloured by volume.
Team shape
Convex hulls over both teams' outfield positions — compactness and the space between the lines at a glance.
Zonal control
A Voronoi tessellation over all 22 players, cells coloured by team — who controls which patch of grass.
Pressure heatmap
Ball-recovery pressure events binned over a fine grid on the canvas path — dense raster data without SVG's DOM cost.
Zone occupation
Touches binned into the Juego de Posición zones — mplsoccer's positional heatmap, with each zone's share of touches on hover.
Touch map
A full match's touches on a hexagonal lattice — even packing in every direction, and empty cells left as grass.
xG race
Cumulative expected goals for both sides across the Euro 2024 final — goals marked, bookings anchored to each team's line.
Match momentum
Which side was on top in the attacking third, minute by minute, across the Euro 2024 final — goals and bookings on a row beneath.
Player radar
Lamine Yamal and Bukayo Saka at Euro 2024, per 90 against every outfield player with 270+ minutes — turnovers flipped so outward is always better.
Player pizza
Lamine Yamal at Euro 2024 as percentiles against every outfield player with 270+ minutes — slices coloured by attacking, possession and defending.
Shot territory
A forward's season of shots as a smooth kernel density surface, cropped to the attacking half — the shape of a shooting profile, not a bin count.