Data and sources.
Where each number comes from, what REDS learns from, and what this site does not publish.
Effective:
The English version is authoritative. The Chinese version is provided as a translation.
What REDS learns from
REDS looks at past matches for Liverpool and the whole Premier League: results, line-ups, minutes played and match stats. It learns patterns from them and predicts the next match before kick-off.
What the pages show
- The predictions and confidence REDS works out itself, and how accurate it has been.
- Public facts from matches already played: date, opponent, score, goals, assists, minutes, starts, yellow cards and goals conceded, shown as they are.
What we don't show
- Third-party technical measurements, including pass and tackle counts, ratings and xG/xGOT, are not shown publicly. Training data is also kept private.
- Post-match checks may show correct or incorrect judgements and aggregate performance such as accuracy and mean error. Missing answers remain pending.
- Selected items from API-Football and FootyStats may show overestimation, underestimation and broad difference bands. These comparisons are not assumed for unconfirmed sources.
- We do not show exact differences for technical statistics or combine forecasts with information that reveals their actual values.
- There is no download or query interface for raw source data, training samples or technical measurements. Public content endpoints return only material permitted on the page.
Forecasts are calculated by REDS. Ordinary match facts and checking conclusions are identified separately. Detailed answers and training inputs stay local; completing a check does not publish them.
Where the fan questions come from
The fan questions are drawn from public fan discussion. We only show the question and how many times it came up. We don't republish the original comments or show who wrote them.
How we add new data
New data only comes from datasets or open APIs that the provider officially publishes. We check their terms and robots rules first, and we don't write new web scrapers.
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