| **You can download the initial exercise file from [link](https://quera.org/contest/assignments/103149/download_problem_initial_project/356097/).** | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | With the 2026 World Cup approaching, Kylian, deeply angered by the defeat in the previous round, has taken your family hostage. He has demanded that you provide him with all available analytical information to understand his opponents and help him win the cup this time. To save your family, you must quickly fulfill Kylian's demands. Your only tools are four raw datasets. From millions of records, you must extract **12 analytical reports**; from introducing the best penalty takers and young talents to analyzing winning streaks, giant killers, and the impact of decisive goals. If you complete the mission successfully, Kylian will release your family members.  ### Datasets Structure The analysis team has provided you with the extracted information in the form of 4 separate files. The details of these datasets are as follows: | **File Name** | **General Description** | | ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `results.csv` | Includes the history of all international football matches (date, tournament name, home/away team, goals, host city and country). | | `goalscorers.csv` | Includes details of goals scored in matches (scorer name, minute of goal, whether it was a penalty or not, scoring team). | | `elo_ratings_wc2026.csv` | Includes the history of national teams' Elo ratings, global Rank, and their point changes across various time snapshots. | | `FC26_20250921.csv` | Includes comprehensive player information in the FC26 game (name, nationality, club, age, market value, wage, potential, and Overall rating). | ## How to Submit Your Answer To answer this question, first open the notebook file provided in the initial files, and then complete the steps as requested. Finally, after running the result generator cell (the last cell of the notebook file), submit the generated `result.zip` file. Please note that you must save the changes made in the notebook using the `ctrl+s` shortcut before running the result generator cell; otherwise, your **score** will be changed to **zero** at the end of the competition. Also, if you are using Colab to run this notebook file, download the latest version of your notebook and place it inside the submission file before submitting the `result.zip` file.