pitch_opta {ggsoccer}

Pitch dimensions

Description

The coordinate system used to generate pitch markings in can be customised by supplying a pitch specification to the dimensions argument of annotate_pitch.

ggsoccer provides pitch specifications for a few popular data providers by default. However, user-defined specifications can also be used.

Usage

pitch_opta

pitch_statsperform

pitch_statsbomb

pitch_wyscout

pitch_international

pitch_tracab

Format

An object of class list of length 10.

An object of class list of length 10.

An object of class list of length 10.

An object of class list of length 10.

An object of class list of length 10.

An object of class list of length 10.

Details

A "pitch specification" is simply a list of dimensions that define a coordinate system. The required dimensions are:

• "length"The length of the pitch from one goal to the other (x axis)

• "width"The width of the pitch from touchline to the other (y axis)

• "penalty_box_length"The distance from the goalline to the edge of the penalty area

• "penalty_box_width"The width of the penalty area

• "six_yard_box_length"The distance from the goalline to the edge of the six-yard box

• "six_yard_box_width"The width of the six-yard box

• "penalty_spot_distance"The distance from the goalline to the penalty spot

• "goal_width"The distance from one goal post to the other

• "origin_x"The minimum x coordinate of the pitch

• "origin_y"The minimum y coordinate of the pitch

The following pitch dimensions are provided

• "pitch_opta"For Opta f24 data

• "pitch_statsbomb"For Statsbomb data

• "pitch_wyscout"For Wyscout data

• "pitch_international"As per UEFA Category 4 stadium regulations

• "pitch_tracab""For ChyronHego Tracab, using the 105m x 68m default size"

See Also

make_pitch_tracab

Examples

library(ggplot2)
library(ggsoccer)

ggplot() +
  annotate_pitch(dimensions = pitch_statsbomb) +
  theme_pitch()