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Introduction The Barclays Women’s Super League (WSL) is now seen as one of the best and most competitive football leagues in the world. As the league grows, so does the amount of professional data available to analyse how goals are scored. Tools like Wyscout and Opta, as well as academic studies such as Craven, Oxenham and Ranaweera (2025), allow us to understand attacking styles, goal-creation patterns and even how a player’s dominant foot affects assists and finishing. This

Check out Luke's powerpoint with some data on all the goals and assists from week 2 of the 25/26 WSL season. If you find this data useful then let us know on our socials! Use the slider below to preview some of the slides:

Check out Luke's powerpoint with some data on all the goals and assists from week 1 of the 25/26 WSL season. If you find this data useful then let us know on our socials! Use the slider below to preview some of the slides:

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