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SQL exercises on soccer Database: Find those three players with other information, who contracted to Lyon participated in the EURO cup 2016 Finals

SQL soccer Database: Joins Exercise-29 with Solution

29. From the following tables, write a SQL query to find those players, who contracted to ‘Lyon’ club and participated in the EURO cup 2016 Finals. Return player name, jerseyno, position to play, age, country name.

Sample table: player_mast


Sample table: soccer_country


Sample table: match_details


Sample Solution:

SQL Code:

SELECT a.player_name, a.jersey_no, a.posi_to_play, a.age, b.country_name
FROM player_mast a 
JOIN soccer_country b
ON a.team_id=b.country_id
WHERE a.playing_club='Lyon'
AND a.team_id IN (
SELECT b.country_id 
FROM soccer_country b
WHERE b.country_id IN (
SELECT c.team_id 
FROM match_details c 
WHERE c.play_stage='F'
));

Sample Output:

    player_name     | jersey_no | posi_to_play | age | country_name
--------------------+-----------+--------------+-----+--------------
 Christophe Jallet  |         2 | DF           |  32 | France
 Samuel Umtiti      |        22 | DF           |  22 | France
 Anthony Lopes      |        12 | GK           |  25 | Portugal
(3 rows)

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Sample Database: soccer

soccer database relationship structure

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