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Game Theory: The Power of Data and Luck in Football and How to Embrace It by Christoph Biermann #literature It spoke of injustices inDATE OF RELEASE: 13 AUG 2026 What if what we think about football isn't true: that despite all the efforts of coaches, managers, and players to control chance, it's not uncommon for the wrong teams to be at the top of the table and not the right ones to be relegated? What if we praise the wrong teams instead of criticizing the right ones? What if Real Madrid had won the Champions League a few too many times and Pep Guardiola a few too few? What if,