Page 02 · Tournament
The Road to Glory
The full knockout bracket from the Round of 32 to the final scores, dates, penalty shootouts and extra-time markers with a one-click toggle into all twelve group-stage tables.
Best experienced on a desktop or tablet screen.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 was the biggest World Cup ever played: 48 teams, 104 matches, three host nations and 39 days of football, ending with Spain’s 1–0 extra-time win over Argentina in the final. We turned all of it into a single interactive Power BI report.
Every group table, every knockout tie, every squad list and every one of the 1,200+ registered players lives inside eleven connected pages. Select a team and its entire tournament unfolds possession timelines, playing identity, top performers, match-by-match journey. Select a player and you get the full picture: shooting efficiency, big-game record, share of the team’s goals.
Why build a World Cup dashboard nobody asked for? Because it proves, in the most demanding way possible, exactly what we do for clients every week: clean data modelling, advanced DAX, app-like navigation and a disciplined design system. The subject is football. The craft is business intelligence.
Every team ranked across five sortable categories, from Attacking to Possession & Control.
Any two teams, a dozen metrics side by side plus where their paths actually crossed.
The award winners at a glance, national-team legends, and 308 goals mapped by continent.
Tournament leaderboards including the Golden Boot race on FIFA’s exact tiebreak rules.
Forwards, midfielders, defenders and keepers each judged on the metrics that fit the role.
Every 26-player squad by position age, caps, minutes, and who never left the bench.
See the same craft on business data: HR Analytics · Financial Performance · Sales Performance · Asset Management
Matches, teams, players, squads and awards related so every page filters every other page.
Multi-level ranking with FIFA’s tiebreak rules, xG deltas and percentile-scored DNA radars.
Buttons, bookmarks and drill-through from a bracket tie to a team to a player.
Consistent type, spacing and colour logic across all eleven pages. No default charts.
48 teams, 104 matches and 1,200+ player records, filtered and rendered instantly.
Including Map by Squillion, our Microsoft-certified map visual.
Data modelling, DAX, report design, deployment and team training.
HR, finance, sales, operations, healthcare, retail and manufacturing.
Row-level security, automated refresh and mobile-optimised layouts.
Yes. The demo embedded above is the live Power BI report. Every filter, drill-through and comparison works exactly as it would inside your organisation’s Power BI environment.
Publicly available FIFA World Cup 2026 tournament data match results, squads, and team and player statistics modelled and calculated by our team in Power BI.
This one is a showcase project, but if you’d like a version for your club, league, media outlet or fantasy community or the same treatment for your business data contact us and we’ll scope it with you.
It depends on data sources and scope, but most business dashboards go from kickoff to a first working version within a few weeks. We’ll give you a clear estimate after a short discovery call.
Yes. The same architecture fixtures, squads, performance metrics, head-to-head analysis applies directly to club, academy, league and broadcast analytics.
Absolutely. We build dashboards on SQL, Excel, Dynamics 365, Google Analytics, cloud warehouses and most modern data sources, with scheduled or real-time refresh.
No. This is an independent, fan-made analytics project by Squillion Tech and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to FIFA.
Independent fan-made analytics project by Squillion Tech. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to FIFA. Tournament data compiled from publicly available sources. Team names and flags are used for identification purposes only.