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Exploratory analysis of 2022 FIFA match event data using StatsBomb & mplsoccer — completed during a 3-day Python & Data Science workshop (Aug 2025) with students from Handong Global University, South Korea, under the project “AI + X Ethiopia: Learning with Purpose, Serving with Skill”.
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