points

Each goal scored is visualized by a point, the points have 3 different colors: green if the game in which the goal was scored was won, purple if there was a draw and red if the game was lost. There are also 4 different point sizes: the larger the point, the more important the game in which the goal was scored was, for example the largest point stands for finals or the smallest for a normal league game or a game in the group stage of the Champions League.

position

The data visualization consists of two halves: On the left side you can see Ronaldo's goals, on the right side you can see Messi's goals. In the body part's view, the goals are divided into 3 groups, with the headers at the top, the goals scored with the left foot below the headers on the left and the goals scored with the right foot on the right. In the Results view, the goals are sorted according to the match result, in the Matchday view according to the importance of the matches.

navigation & filter

Using the navigation you can switch between the different views as described, to the right of this there are filter options, there is the 'whole game' filter, with which you can see all goals, there is the 'first half' filter, with which you can filter out all goals that were not scored in the first half and the 'second half' filter, with which you can filter out goals that were not scored in the second half.

hover & click

On hover the dots get bigger, when you click on them a label appears with information about the goal like the name of the scorer, the season, the matchday and the opponent