2013 Indonesian Super League Stats (Charts and Diagrams)

In this blogpost, I'd like to share a couple of 2013 Indonesian Super League (ISL) statistics on charts and diagrams. For those who want to read the narrative and tabulated version, kindly click 2013 Indonesian Super League Stats

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1. TV Broadcast

Chart 1.1  2013 ISL TV Broadcast Sharing by Channel

Diagram 1.1  2013 ISL TV Broadcast Sharing by Team in Total

Diagram 1.2  2013 ISL TV Broadcast Sharing by Team on Home Matches

Diagram 1.3  2013 ISL TV Broadcast Sharing by Team on Away Matches

 2. Players

Diagram 2.1  2013 ISL Player Composition

Diagram 2.2  2013 ISL Foreign Player Composition by Confederation

 
Diagram 2.3  2013 ISL
Foreign Player Composition
from CONMEBOL and
CONCACAF Members

Diagram 2.4  2013 ISL
Foreign Player Composition
from AFC Members

Diagram 2.5  2013 ISL
Foreign Player Composition
from UEFA Members

Diagram 2.6  2013 ISL
Foreign Player Composition
from CAF Members

3. Home Attendance Records

2013 ISL Home Attendance Records

 4. Yellow Card and Red Card Records

Chart 4.2  2013 ISL Red Card Records

Chart 4.1  2013 ISL Yellow Card Records

5. Goal Distribution

Chart 5.1  2013 ISL Goal Distribution

6. Team's Table Movements

Diagram 6.1  2013 ISL Team's Table Movements

Diagram 6.1  shows movements on the table of each 2013 ISL participants. Although each team played 34 times throughout the season, on Diagram 6.1 there are 42 fixtures instead of 34. This is caused by the uniqueness on the ISL scheduling system, which has been implemented by the league operator throughout the years.

Due to Indonesian geographical stretch, the league operator uses a paired-tour system, which means that for away matches far from home, a team will play a pair of match against teams within travel distance and path. This is done exclusively to reduce team's transportation expenditure. For instance, Sriwijaya FC play 2 matches against teams from Papua (e.g. Persipura and Persiram) in 1 trip, or Persib travel to East Kalimantan to play against teams from that region (e.g. Persiba and Mitra Kukar) in 1 trip.

A team could have a 10+ days without playing after having 5 matches in 2 weeks, making said team absent on some fixtures. Thus, there are 8 extra fixtures to cover those leaped fixtures.

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