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AI football intelligence built for content creators. Clubs pay $50K+ per season for data rooms and analyst teams. THE GRAPHS PRO distills the same caliber of insight — graph-detected signals, tactical breakdowns, transfer intel, and press coverage — into a single dashboard, free during beta. Every stat, every signal, every angle you need to stay ahead of the news cycle.

Standings, top scorers, assists, ratings, and form analysis for nine leagues: Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1, Championship, Eredivisie, Liga Portugal, and the Champions League. Filter by matchweek, compare trends, and spot form shifts before they become narratives.

Deep-dive into any team: squad stats, graph signals connecting players and coaches, upcoming fixtures, press coverage summaries, and social activity. See which connections the knowledge graph is flagging before matchday.

Individual player pages with season stats, transfer signals, graph connections to other entities, and performance trends. Track a player across competitions and see how the graph links them to emerging stories.

Pre-match previews with tactical context, head-to-head graph connections, and key matchups. Post-match analysis with xG breakdowns, formation shifts, and graph-detected storylines. Everything you need to produce match content that stands apart.

Real-time story signals detected by the knowledge graph. A signal fires when the graph identifies a meaningful connection — a transfer rumor corroborated by multiple sources, a tactical pattern emerging across matches, or a coaching change rippling through squad dynamics. Each signal includes a confidence score, source data, and a suggested angle.

Track your favorite teams and players in one place. Your watchlist personalizes the signal feed and triggers alerts when the graph detects activity around entities you follow. Build a watchlist that mirrors your content beat.

THE GRAPHS PRO draws from football-data.org (standings, fixtures, results), API-Football (15 active endpoints covering lineups, injuries, predictions, and more), StatsBomb open data (event-level match data), RSS feeds from major football outlets, and X/Twitter intelligence. Every data point is cross-referenced through the knowledge graph before surfacing as a signal.