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When it comes to soccer, odds are you're usually following either your home team or whichever country your favorite player plays for. Unfortunately, this means that the importance of the other teams in the league are often neglected. And while it's important to have a rooting interest when watching a game, being knowledgeable about all of them can be extra valuable. Knowing who your favorite team plays against is a critical component of tracking which teams are on the rise. In this way, you're following trends from a macro level as well as a micro level. If one team is getting better and is expected to place higher, you can expect many more games against them in the future. If a team with no recent success devolves back into the wilderness, it's going to be harder for them to devolve out of it again. In other words, your interest in that team will fade over time if they can't bounce back from their bad season. Euroscoreboard keeps track of the teams that you follow and has a list that provides an overview and rankings of how those teams performed over the past year. It also allows you to see how teams performed against each other, allowing you to take an in-depth look at how trends emerged from season-to-season. Euroscoreboard will present information as a table as well as as a graph. Graphs are interactive, so you can navigate from one data source to another or from one year to another. In addition to the data presented above, Euroscoreboard displays a team summary page showing overall performance by season and by year for all the leagues involved in the competition. Euroscoreboard is open-source on GitHub. A full list of features, bugs, and updates can be found on the wiki page.This product was featured live on the FIFA-dev mailing list during the first week of April 2013. Because it is an active development project, more information is available here on this page , as well as some screencasts. A link to the project home page can be found here . Data for all leagues are collected from SSC Napoli's web site at http://www.sscnapoli.it/ . This web site is the source of most of the data used in Euroscoreboard.During the first week of April 2013, two people had access to this portion of the website.This product was first announced on April 1, 2012 on the FIFA-dev mailing list with a first release date on May 1, 2012. The first release included Italian Serie A, English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, German Bundesliga and French Ligue 1. A full list of features can be found here . Data for United States Major League Soccer were collected from KickTV's web site at http://www.kicktv.com/ . This web site is no longer active but all MLS games are archived here : http://www. cfa1e77820
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