BLOG | by Edgar Raposo ... The race for the Bundesliga is finely poised this season, with three traditional powerhouses – Bayern, Dortmund and Mönchengladbach – competing with fantasy-football story club RB Leipzig for the title. The four are separated by just four points in the table – but what are the differences between them off the field according to fans?
BLOG | by James Stibbs ... For the first time in our annual Buzz Report, we’ve examined the buzz which sports properties generate in markets around the world. While you can download the full report here, we also thought it would be interesting to compile some of the data for a blog.
NEWS | by YouGov Sport ... 7th edition of YouGov’s SportsIndex Buzz Report reveals events and teams which generated most positive chatter amongst UK public in 2019. For the first time, international data is also included.
REPORTS | by YouGov Sport ... With the Rugby World Cup, the FIFA Women’s World Cup and the ICC Cricket World Cup all taking place, 2019 was a year packed with sport. This 7th edition of our annual Buzz Report will tell you which England side created the most positive world cup noise in 2019, as well as answers to a host of other questions.
REPORTS | by YouGov Sport ... Our UAE Football Today white paper looks at the country’s perceptions of the world’s favourite sport, how its domestic league fares against its European neighbours and what drives the UAE’s love of football.
BLOG | by Edgar Raposo ... The NFL has a growing presence in German life and that is reflected by some of the data we collect on the league. Take, for example, its score for Quality which has been rising steadily for some time. So with the Super Bowl coming up, we thought we’d use our data to examine the German NFL fan and get to know him/her a little better.
BLOG | by Charlie Dundas ... With plenty of conversation in 2019 focused on young people and betting, we thought it would be interesting to look at the demographics of the UK’s gamblers. Our data shows that the gambling activity most likely to be undertaken by younger people (18-24-year-olds) is the purchase of scratchcards. Nearly one in five (19.1%) of this group has bought one in the past 12 months.
BLOG | by Ned Morris ... The majority of Australians (57%) believe that Tennis Australia are right to press ahead with the Australian Open as planned, albeit with measures to mitigate potential health impacts on players and spectators.
BLOG | by Frank Saez ... This year, YouGov Sport is an official partner of the Sport Business Summit, organised by Leaders in partnership with the Abu Dhabi Sports Council. To mark our support for one of the region’s most prestigious events, we thought we’d investigate what the UAE perceives to be the world’s most prestigious sporting properties.
BLOG | by Joseph Eapen ... Our data gives a resounding ‘yes’. The pre-Christmas Indian Premier League (IPL) player auction fires the pistol for the start of a season which is still three months away. Truth be told, interest in the league is never far beneath the surface of India’s sporting conversation.
