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Player Explorer

This page explains the data embeded in Player Card and how to use each component in Player Explorer page.

Player Card

Player Card is the main way to display player statistics in this app. It is used in Player Explorer Grid view and Team Planner. The following describes the anatomy of a Player Card.

Fernandes
MUN
MID
50.4%
£11.5
LEI
sou
WOL
NEW
Σ
0
0
0
0
0
228
lee
avl
LEI
LIV
Σ
xGI
0.55
1.07
0.06
0.84
0.28
27.49
xGA
0.22
0.57
0.99
2.94
0.87
41.92
Player statusPlayer nameTeamPositionOwnershipCostNext fixturesPrevious fixtures FPL pointsPrevious fixtures expected goals involvementPrevious fixtures expected goals against

Player Data

Player data is scraped from FPL and Understat which is updated once a day around 02:00 AM - 03:00 AM GMT+0.

Search for players

Filtering

Player Search Bar supports free text search which will do fuzzy search on players' full name hence if you typed "Paul", the search results would show (Paul) Pogba and (Paul) Dummett.

It also supports search query syntax like when you do email search. For example, if you want to specifically find a player based on their name FPL page you can use field search name like shown below:

Currently, it supports the following fields:

  • id - FPL ID

  • name - FPL web name

  • cost - FPL player's cost range

  • position - FPL positon (FWD, MID, DEF, GKP)

  • team - FPL short team name (e.g. MUN, LIV, MCI)

You can also do field keyword combination to expand your search results, for example, if you want to search for players from Manchester United OR Liverpool you can do the following:

Or if you want to narrow down your search result you could append anoter field search query, for example, the following will show Manchester United midfield players

Sorting

You can sort the results by using the dropdown besides the search text box or the menu button on each table header column if you are on Table view mode.

Display mode

You can choose between three display modes: Grid, Table and Chart, each of which shows slightly different data to fit their visualisation.

  1. Grid consists of the most important player statistics that focuses on the recency and player form to give you a quick glance of how a player has been performed and what their next opponents are.
  2. Table shows more detailed statistics for each player to give your the overall player profile if you decide to dig deeper in each player performance.
  3. Chart shows alternative visualisation that aims to help you compare between different players easier.