Fan of the match by Twelve

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Fan of the match by Twelve is re-imagining the experience of watching football. The game is based on extremely detailed stats powered by the most advanced algorithms.
Pick ONE player only in a match. Get points live based on xGoal, xThreat, xDefense and xOffball.
Simplest Fantasy Football. Powered by the most advanced algorithms. Pick ONE player only in a match. Get points live based on xGoal, xThreat, xDefense and xOffball.
Follow matches in detail by keeping track of how the players are performing with our unique player ranking. A players ranking is based on the points our algorithm assigns. We give you the most advanced football stats in a way that’s easy to understand.
Get notifications with news about your team and players, based on the insights we find in the data. We will let you know which players are performing well, simulate upcoming matches and offer you tactical analysis.
The mastermind of the Twelve algorithm is Math Professor David Sumpter. A football fan and author of the bestselling book Soccermatics. David is an advisor to top clubs, leagues and football associations throughout the world.

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Updated: 2022-11-15

Version: 0.2.5

Requires: Android 5.0 or later

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Fateh raj

2019-10-29 01:59

It's been down for some time now . Waiting for some update to fix it .

Adam Halverson

2018-07-10 08:57

⭐⭐⭐ The app has really good info, which I assume is highly reliable, but I'm not a big fan of the overall layout. A simulated, interactive time-lapse feature of events (for both teams, shown on a field with moving figures) would be a very nice addition, and would add another star to my rating - especially if there's a way to play back exactly how the match progressed. The ability to sort stats cumulatively, by team, and the addition of sorting filters, would add yet another star - the more granular this feature, the better. Also, I'm confused as to how exactly "fan love" is a factor (however small) in determining player performance - the way it's described makes this seem pretty subjective. Overall, I think this app absolutely has a ton of potential in revolutionizing how we understand the true inner workings of a football match, but there is still much work to be done. I'll reconsider again in the future, though. The explanations behind how this system works is mostly straightforward (e.g. 1000 points is proportional to 1 goal), but not at all comprehensive. (The website twelve.football probably has more details in it somewhere...)