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SQL exercises on soccer Database: Find the venue that has seen the most goals

SQL soccer Database: Joins Exercise-25 with Solution

25. From the following tables, write a SQL query to find the venue that has seen the most number of goals. Return venue name, number of goals.

Sample table: goal_details


Sample table: soccer_country


Sample table: match_mast


Sample table: soccer_venue


Sample Solution:

SQL Code:

SELECT venue_name, count(venue_name)
FROM goal_details
JOIN soccer_country
ON goal_details.team_id=soccer_country.country_id
JOIN match_mast ON goal_details.match_no=match_mast.match_no
JOIN soccer_venue ON match_mast.venue_id=soccer_venue.venue_id
GROUP BY venue_name
HAVING COUNT (venue_name)=( 
SELECT MAX(mycount) 
FROM ( 
SELECT venue_name, COUNT(venue_name) mycount
FROM goal_details
JOIN soccer_country
ON goal_details.team_id=soccer_country.country_id
JOIN match_mast ON goal_details.match_no=match_mast.match_no
JOIN soccer_venue ON match_mast.venue_id=soccer_venue.venue_id
GROUP BY venue_name) gd);

Sample Output:

   venue_name    | count
-----------------+-------
 Stade de France |    18
(1 row)

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Sample Database: soccer

soccer database relationship structure

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