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We are thrilled to present In The Heat of Lisbon, A Huddle Breakdown Special.

We have given the 1967 European Cup Final the Huddle Breakdown treatment. That means a podcast that takes a deep dive into the analysis and data from the match itself, a Stat Pack that gives you a comprehensive look at the game from a stats perspective and, of course, the Yorkshire Whistler casts an eye over the contentious decisions of the game that saw the Lisbon Lions crowned champions of Europe.

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We are thrilled to welcome Enda Coll back to the podcast for a special holiday episode (no one wanted to revisit that shocking game at Tannadice anyway, right?!). Join Alan, Enda and James as they reconnect and Enda shares some of his gripes all the way from Oz.

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We are thrilled to welcome Sir David Spiegelhalter to The Huddle Breakdown in the second installment of ‘The Huddle Breakdown Interview’. He talks to Alan and James in a wide ranging conversation including the role of luck in football.

Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter FRS OBE is the closest thing the world of statistics has to a national treasure. His new book, The Art of Uncertainty: Living with Chance, Ignorance, Risk and Luck is an engaging and informative guide to living with uncertainty in a world that makes it inevitable. He is Chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication in the Centre for Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge. His bestselling book, The Art of Statistics, has been published in 11 languages. His current roles are as Non-Executive Director, UK Statistics Authority; Mathematical Futures expert board of the Royal Society; Member of the Statistics Expert Group for the Infected Blood Inquiry, 2019 – 2024; and Advisor; NHS Maternity and Neonatal Outcomes Group.

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