TOP SITE FOR MATCH ANALYSIS! FORECASTING AND SPORTS BETTING

Before we dive into the sites, let's quickly review the steps for analyzing a specific football match, for example. I'll break it down into three simple tasks:

1. Watch the Match: You can make a forecast for a match and see firsthand how the teams performed. This is crucial because no statistics can give you as much information as watching the match itself. If you don’t have time to watch the full match, the next best thing is to watch a video review, like the ones on Malik, where you'll find a compilation of the main moments.
2. Check the Statistics: Look at where the teams stand in the championship, their last five to ten games statistics, both home and away, and their head-to-head performance. Pay attention to details like yellow cards, corners, or other penalties they received in their last games.
3. News and Updates: Stay informed about the team's situation, who is injured, who is suspended, and any other insider knowledge you can gather. This can sometimes give you valuable insights into the team's performance in a specific match.

Now, let's move on to the websites where you can watch football matches:

1. VKontakte: There are several communities where you can watch football matches in great quality with excellent commentary. Some of these communities are Strength Your Body Sports and Spit Spore of Force. They also release reviews of each match in the master's series championship. Additionally, Vital Group Sports is a great group where you can watch matches from different championships, including less-known ones. During the coronavirus pandemic, they are even broadcasting matches from Tajikistan.
2. Opel Tour: If you like Opel, you can watch matches here. It's a paid service, but they have a YouTube channel where they post all Opel Tour matches in high quality. Their reviews are usually quite comprehensive and can provide you with a lot of information.
3. YouTube Channels: There are also YouTube channels like Russian Premier League and Serie A Red Alliance that publish reviews from their respective championships.

These are the resources I personally use, and I hope they will be helpful for you as well.

Now, let's move on to the second point, where you can find statistics. This can be done quickly and easily on specific websites.

You can access additional information from two main resources that I primarily use for studying. There are several more resources that can be very useful to you as well. The first resource is mine, which I believe many of you are already familiar with. My website isn't very convenient, but the app is excellent. You can download it from the Play Store, and it's easy to use, especially during live matches. You can also set up notifications to alert you when goals are scored.

However, please note that the statistics on my site are not always accurate during live matches. They are usually updated after the completion of the game. Therefore, I recommend verifying the information later on other resources.

On my site, you can view the championship standings, check the details of a specific match, see how the teams performed in their last games, and even view head-to-head meetings. You can open any match played by the teams in the tournament and see who played, the statistics, and even text broadcasts of the match.

The second resource I often use for forecasts has very interesting markets. One of my favorite features is the analysis of corner and yellow card statistics. For example, if I am betting on corners or yellow cards, I can immediately see the statistics from the last match, such as the number of corners and yellow cards for both teams. This gives me a comprehensive view of the teams' performance and allows me to estimate the average indicators.

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I also pay attention to various trends and use a useful section for analyzing parameters. I usually select the current tournament, the last 5-10 games of the teams, and then click apply to see the average indicators for the topics I'm interested in. The tables are detailed, showing statistics like corners, yellow cards, and red cards for both teams. If you are betting on yellow or red cards, it's essential to look at the referee's statistics. For example, you can check the statistics for referee Sergei Chistov to see how many yellow and red cards he has given in his last matches.

These are the two resources I use most often, but there are a few more resources that I occasionally visit. For beginners, the first two resources should be sufficient. Other resources will be more useful for those who know how to work with statistics and understand the impact of statistical factors on the course of a match.

One such resource is Huskar, where you can track live matches and see various statistics about the teams and players. You can find a lot of useful information and even compare football players from different teams. For example, you can compare Bruno and Bruno Fernandes based on different statistics.

So, these are the resources I use for studying and making forecasts. I hope you find them as useful as I do!

For instance, let's consider a 3-day period from the ongoing Belarusian championship. There are specific facts from this match that can be useful, but I mainly value statistical metrics after the match. For example, if we look at the Juventus vs. Inter game, within 20 minutes, detailed information is provided on everything.

One of the reputable sites I use is Sports. While I don't always agree with their assessments, they are considered authoritative. The site offers various graphs and statistical parameters. For instance, if you look at dribbling stats, you can see when and by whom dribbling was used most effectively.

Concerning corner kicks, you can see when they were served and by whom, as well as who scored them. The match report includes a text broadcast and a heatmap, which can be very informative. For example, you can select a football player like Eriksen to see the zones of his movement and compare it with another player like Dybala to draw conclusions.

However, this is more for professionals and analysts who understand the total impact factor. If you're interested in a more detailed analysis, please let me know in the comments, and I might write a more in-depth review.

Another useful site for understanding good statistics is one that shows potential goals, indicating how many goals a team should have scored in a match. This takes into account shots on goal, which doesn't always consider the most dangerous shots or attacks that didn't result in goals.

For instance, if we look at the match between Norwich and Watford, Norwich won 2-0, but the potential goals show that Norwich should have scored around 2.5 goals. This metric might not always be the most objective, but it's worth considering.

There's also interesting statistics on potential goals in various championships. For example, Liverpool is currently leading in the Premier League, having scored a lot of points. If all teams would implement their potential moments, Manchester City would be leading by a significant margin.

I've also selected four sites where you can find information about betting events, such as when a fixed match occurs and significant changes happen in one moment. These sites show forecasts and how the odds change. One of the most popular sites for this is 1xBet. Other sites include Orb and Voldo, where you can see the percentage ratio of the amount placed on various events.

However, I wouldn't rely too heavily on these sites for objective forecasts, as the accuracy can vary. The forecasts are often based on user input. Still, it can be interesting to see how these sites operate. For instance, they might explain why a certain match, like a Belarusian championship game, has a particular forecast.

Finally, another site I use is Sbat. Here, you can see the amount placed on various events. For example, let's consider the match between Brest and Shakhtar Soligorsk.

When you see the red arrows pointing down, it means the odds are decreasing significantly as the event progresses. I'm not particularly fond of these sites, but you can still check them out.

The third point is news from various media sites that can be found on the internet, including authoritative ones like USB, Marca in France, and Kip, among others. These sites may not have Russian versions, but you can use a good translator to understand the main information.

Each club also has its own website, which can be even more useful than some other media sources. However, I personally only use two resources: Twitter and Google.

I go to Twitter and open the accounts of various football clubs. Twitter is excellent for getting quick updates as social networks have a fast response time. Therefore, the information usually appears there faster than anywhere else on the internet. Almost every club, even the smaller ones, has its own Twitter account where news, press conferences, and other updates are published. For example, coaches usually hold press conferences two days before a match, so if a game is on Saturday, the press conference is usually on Thursday. The clubs' Twitter accounts will post information from these press conferences, including who is ready for the match, who will miss it, and even the formation the team will play. The exact lineup is usually announced an hour before the game.

The second resource I use is VKontakte groups. I go to community groups like Arsenal, for instance, and there are two groups that are very informative. I stay updated with all the latest information about top European clubs, and many smaller clubs also have well-managed communities. For example, the communities for Fulham and Betis are quite good. There are also groups dedicated to specific championships, like Serie A or Opel, where you can find a lot of information.

Of course, not every club is represented on VKontakte, and some communities focus on topics rather than clubs. In such cases, I rely on Twitter or other media to get the necessary news.

For me, these two resources are sufficient, and I believe they will be enough for you too. However, if you use other resources that you find very useful, please let me know in the comments. I will check out the links you provide and consider other suggestions for topics to cover in future training courses.

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