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A Machine Learning Framework for Team Success Classification in Professional Football: A Pilot Study Using Premier League Performance Data
Predicting team success in professional football has traditionally relied on tactical observation and expert intuition, with limited capacity for systematic, data-driven decision support. This study presents a machine learning framework for classifying team success in the English Premier League (EPL
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