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STATSCORE’s PointsInPlay platform is currently available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Brazilian and European Portuguese, and Polish. This multilingual upgrade empowers sportsbooks and media companies to engage audiences in their preferred languages, creating...
STATSCORE's head-to-head football comparisons, available as a standalone Stats H2H widget, as well as within our flagship LivematchPro and PrematchPro products, are now packed with even more insights to help sportsbooks and media platforms offer their users an...
LivematchPro has firmly established itself as the go-to tracker for live, in-depth football coverage, providing fans and bettors with a rich, data-driven experience. Today we’re taking a look at its Players Stats feature, which takes engagement to a new level by...
The Australian Open has just come to a conclusion! Novak Djoković won the final match against Rafael Nadal and in the process, collected the 15th Grand Slam title of his career! Do you want to see some numbers relating to this match? Let’s have a look at the statistics, analyzed by STATSCORE!
26 – Only 26 games were played in this year’s final. Djokovic crushed Nadal in three sets – 6:3 6:2 6:3. when was the last time a losing player won less than 8 games in the whole match? 2003, Andre Agassi beat the German Rainer Schuttler, 6:2 6:2 6:1
7– It was the 7th Australian Open win for the Serbian player. He was playing the deciding match against Nadal for the second time in his career (he beat Nadal in 2012). Who else has he played in finals at the Australian Open? Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (2008) and Andy Murray (2011,2013,2015 and 2016). What is interesting? Djokovic won all 6 of these matches too!
51 – Nadal won 51% (24/47) of points on his first service during the match. It couldn’t have ended well.
5 – The Serbian player broke Nadal’s serve 5 times during the final.
Experience more: See all of the stats from Australian Open finals in STATSCORE ScoreFrame!
And what about ladies’s Grand Finale? Naomi Osaka was on fire till the end!
1 – Naomi Osaka became the first Japanese champion of the Australian Open and the first Asian world no.1 after defeating Petra Kvitova in the final 7:6 (7-2), 5:7, 6:4.
59– Osaka also served the most aces among the women with 59. That’s over 8 per game!
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As the start of the world's greatest football tournament is right behind the corner, STATSCORE takes a closer look at Qatar and its relations with football. The choice of Qatar as the host of the most important football tournament has clearly been controversial. A lot...
With over 13 million girls and women playing organised football around the globe, and a surge in TV viewership of professional women's competitions, there can be no doubt that the sport is thriving. Let’s learn more with STATSCORE! In recent years, the participation...
I'm presuming that if you're reading this, you are a sports fan! I'm also guessing that as a sports fan, you know your country's official "national sport", or do you? Below you will find a list of sports - let's see if you can match the sport to a country! Well, I...