Data Sources
Data Sources and Model Boundaries
Key Takeaway
The site separates public fixtures and scores, prediction files, score distributions, public match-center lineup data, and AI summaries. Probabilities, xG, score calls, and risk labels are model-assisted analysis, not official outcomes.
Core Data Tables
Teams, dates, groups, host location, and completed scores once available.
Win-draw-loss probability, expected goals, knockout probability, and score-distribution inputs.
Group and knockout advancement probabilities, title probability, and finalist probability.
Starters, substitutes, formations, and player event stats appear only after the source publishes them.
What Is Estimated
Win probability, expected goals, recommended scorelines, total-goals leaning, BTTS, upset risk, AI final forecast, and post-match model-review conclusions are generated from prediction files and page logic.
What Is Public Fact
Completed scores, fixture dates, groups, host location, and published match-center lineup/player-event data are treated as public data. The site tries to show whether data is confirmed or still pending.
How AI Uses the Data
The AI forecast uses only provided model probabilities, score distributions, standings context, and public data summaries. It does not treat unavailable injuries, odds, weather, referees, or private team news as facts.