SQL Exercise: Where was the final match of the EURO cup 2016 held?
SQL soccer Database: Joins Exercise-1 with Solution
1. From the following table, write a SQL query to find out where the final match of the EURO cup 2016 was played. Return venue name, city.
Sample table: soccer_venue
venue_id | venue_name | city_id | aud_capacity
----------+-------------------------+---------+--------------
20001 | Stade de Bordeaux | 10003 | 42115
20002 | Stade Bollaert-Delelis | 10004 | 38223
20003 | Stade Pierre Mauroy | 10005 | 49822
20004 | Stade de Lyon | 10006 | 58585
20005 | Stade VElodrome | 10007 | 64354
20006 | Stade de Nice | 10008 | 35624
20007 | Parc des Princes | 10001 | 47294
20008 | Stade de France | 10002 | 80100
20009 | Stade Geoffroy Guichard | 10009 | 42000
20010 | Stadium de Toulouse | 10010 | 33150
Sample table: soccer_city
city_id | city | country_id ---------+---------------+------------ 10001 | Paris | 1207 10002 | Saint-Denis | 1207 10003 | Bordeaux | 1207 10004 | Lens | 1207 10005 | Lille | 1207 10006 | Lyon | 1207 10007 | Marseille | 1207 10008 | Nice | 1207 10009 | Saint-Etienne | 1207 10010 | Toulouse | 1207Sample table: match_mast
match_no | play_stage | play_date | results | decided_by | goal_score | venue_id | referee_id | audence | plr_of_match | stop1_sec | stop2_sec
----------+------------+------------+---------+------------+------------+----------+------------+---------+--------------+-----------+-----------
1 | G | 2016-06-11 | WIN | N | 2-1 | 20008 | 70007 | 75113 | 160154 | 131 | 242
2 | G | 2016-06-11 | WIN | N | 0-1 | 20002 | 70012 | 33805 | 160476 | 61 | 182
3 | G | 2016-06-11 | WIN | N | 2-1 | 20001 | 70017 | 37831 | 160540 | 64 | 268
4 | G | 2016-06-12 | DRAW | N | 1-1 | 20005 | 70011 | 62343 | 160128 | 0 | 185
5 | G | 2016-06-12 | WIN | N | 0-1 | 20007 | 70006 | 43842 | 160084 | 125 | 325
6 | G | 2016-06-12 | WIN | N | 1-0 | 20006 | 70014 | 33742 | 160291 | 2 | 246
7 | G | 2016-06-13 | WIN | N | 2-0 | 20003 | 70002 | 43035 | 160176 | 89 | 188
8 | G | 2016-06-13 | WIN | N | 1-0 | 20010 | 70009 | 29400 | 160429 | 360 | 182
9 | G | 2016-06-13 | DRAW | N | 1-1 | 20008 | 70010 | 73419 | 160335 | 67 | 194
10 | G | 2016-06-14 | WIN | N | 0-2 | 20004 | 70005 | 55408 | 160244 | 63 | 189
11 | G | 2016-06-14 | WIN | N | 0-2 | 20001 | 70018 | 34424 | 160197 | 61 | 305
12 | G | 2016-06-15 | DRAW | N | 1-1 | 20009 | 70004 | 38742 | 160320 | 15 | 284
13 | G | 2016-06-15 | WIN | N | 1-2 | 20003 | 70001 | 38989 | 160405 | 62 | 189
14 | G | 2016-06-15 | DRAW | N | 1-1 | 20007 | 70015 | 43576 | 160477 | 74 | 206
15 | G | 2016-06-16 | WIN | N | 2-0 | 20005 | 70013 | 63670 | 160154 | 71 | 374
16 | G | 2016-06-16 | WIN | N | 2-1 | 20002 | 70003 | 34033 | 160540 | 62 | 212
17 | G | 2016-06-16 | WIN | N | 0-2 | 20004 | 70016 | 51043 | 160262 | 7 | 411
18 | G | 2016-06-17 | DRAW | N | 0-0 | 20008 | 70008 | 73648 | 160165 | 6 | 208
19 | G | 2016-06-17 | WIN | N | 1-0 | 20010 | 70007 | 29600 | 160248 | 2 | 264
20 | G | 2016-06-17 | DRAW | N | 2-2 | 20009 | 70005 | 38376 | 160086 | 71 | 280
21 | G | 2016-06-18 | WIN | N | 3-0 | 20006 | 70010 | 33409 | 160429 | 84 | 120
22 | G | 2016-06-18 | WIN | N | 3-0 | 20001 | 70004 | 39493 | 160064 | 11 | 180
23 | G | 2016-06-18 | DRAW | N | 1-1 | 20005 | 70015 | 60842 | 160230 | 61 | 280
24 | G | 2016-06-19 | DRAW | N | 0-0 | 20007 | 70011 | 44291 | 160314 | 3 | 200
25 | G | 2016-06-20 | WIN | N | 0-1 | 20004 | 70016 | 49752 | 160005 | 125 | 328
26 | G | 2016-06-20 | DRAW | N | 0-0 | 20003 | 70001 | 45616 | 160463 | 60 | 122
27 | G | 2016-06-21 | WIN | N | 0-3 | 20010 | 70006 | 28840 | 160544 | 62 | 119
28 | G | 2016-06-21 | DRAW | N | 0-0 | 20009 | 70012 | 39051 | 160392 | 62 | 301
29 | G | 2016-06-21 | WIN | N | 0-1 | 20005 | 70017 | 58874 | 160520 | 29 | 244
30 | G | 2016-06-21 | WIN | N | 0-1 | 20007 | 70018 | 44125 | 160177 | 21 | 195
31 | G | 2016-06-22 | WIN | N | 0-2 | 20002 | 70013 | 32836 | 160504 | 60 | 300
32 | G | 2016-06-22 | WIN | N | 2-1 | 20001 | 70008 | 37245 | 160085 | 70 | 282
33 | G | 2016-06-22 | WIN | N | 2-1 | 20008 | 70009 | 68714 | 160220 | 7 | 244
34 | G | 2016-06-22 | DRAW | N | 3-3 | 20004 | 70002 | 55514 | 160322 | 70 | 185
35 | G | 2016-06-23 | WIN | N | 0-1 | 20003 | 70014 | 44268 | 160333 | 79 | 221
36 | G | 2016-06-23 | WIN | N | 0-1 | 20006 | 70003 | 34011 | 160062 | 63 | 195
37 | R | 2016-06-25 | WIN | P | 1-1 | 20009 | 70005 | 38842 | 160476 | 126 | 243
38 | R | 2016-06-25 | WIN | N | 1-0 | 20007 | 70002 | 44342 | 160547 | 5 | 245
39 | R | 2016-06-26 | WIN | N | 0-1 | 20002 | 70012 | 33523 | 160316 | 61 | 198
40 | R | 2016-06-26 | WIN | N | 2-1 | 20004 | 70011 | 56279 | 160160 | 238 | 203
41 | R | 2016-06-26 | WIN | N | 3-0 | 20003 | 70009 | 44312 | 160173 | 62 | 124
42 | R | 2016-06-27 | WIN | N | 0-4 | 20010 | 70010 | 28921 | 160062 | 3 | 133
43 | R | 2016-06-27 | WIN | N | 2-0 | 20008 | 70004 | 76165 | 160235 | 63 | 243
44 | R | 2016-06-28 | WIN | N | 1-2 | 20006 | 70001 | 33901 | 160217 | 5 | 199
45 | Q | 2016-07-01 | WIN | P | 1-1 | 20005 | 70003 | 62940 | 160316 | 58 | 181
46 | Q | 2016-07-02 | WIN | N | 3-1 | 20003 | 70001 | 45936 | 160550 | 14 | 182
47 | Q | 2016-07-03 | WIN | P | 1-1 | 20001 | 70007 | 38764 | 160163 | 63 | 181
48 | Q | 2016-07-04 | WIN | N | 5-2 | 20008 | 70008 | 76833 | 160159 | 16 | 125
49 | S | 2016-07-07 | WIN | N | 2-0 | 20004 | 70006 | 55679 | 160322 | 2 | 181
50 | S | 2016-07-08 | WIN | N | 2-0 | 20005 | 70011 | 64078 | 160160 | 126 | 275
51 | F | 2016-07-11 | WIN | N | 1-0 | 20008 | 70005 | 75868 | 160307 | 161 | 181
Sample Solution:
SQL Code:
-- Selecting venue_name and city
SELECT venue_name, city
FROM soccer_venue a
-- Joining soccer_venue with soccer_city using city_id
JOIN soccer_city b ON a.city_id = b.city_id
-- Joining the result with match_mast using venue_id
JOIN match_mast d ON d.venue_id = a.venue_id
-- Filtering the results to include only matches in the final play stage
AND d.play_stage = 'F';
Sample Output:
venue_name | city -----------------+------------- Stade de France | Saint-Denis (1 row)
Code Explanation:
The given query in SQL that returns a list of all the venue names and their corresponding cities where matches with play_stage 'F' were held..
The query uses two JOIN operations to link the soccer_venue and soccer_city tables based on the common city_id column. It then uses a third JOIN operation to link the match_mast table with the previous result set based on the common venue_id column. The ON condition for this JOIN specifies that only rows where the play_stage column equals 'F' (which likely stands for "finals") are included in the final result set.
Alternative Solutions:
Using Subquery with WHERE Clause:
-- Selecting venue_name and city
SELECT venue_name, city
FROM soccer_venue
-- Joining soccer_venue with soccer_city using city_id
JOIN soccer_city ON soccer_venue.city_id = soccer_city.city_id
-- Filtering the results to include only venues with venue_id in the subquery result
WHERE venue_id IN (
-- Selecting venue_id from match_mast where play_stage is 'F'
SELECT venue_id
FROM match_mast
WHERE play_stage = 'F'
);
Explanation:
This query uses a subquery in the WHERE clause to find the venue_id values where the play_stage is 'F'. Then, we perform an inner join between soccer_venue and soccer_city tables to get the venue_name and city.
Using EXISTS Subquery:
-- Selecting venue_name and city
SELECT venue_name, city
FROM soccer_venue
-- Joining soccer_venue with soccer_city using city_id
JOIN soccer_city ON soccer_venue.city_id = soccer_city.city_id
-- Using EXISTS to filter results based on a subquery condition
WHERE EXISTS (
-- Selecting 1 (or any constant) from match_mast
SELECT 1
FROM match_mast
-- Matching venue_id in both tables and checking for play_stage 'F'
WHERE match_mast.venue_id = soccer_venue.venue_id
AND play_stage = 'F'
);
Explanation:
This query uses an EXISTS subquery to check if there exists a match in the match_mast table with the same venue_id and play_stage is 'F'. If such a match is found, it includes the venue in the result.
Using INNER JOIN with WHERE Clause:
-- Selecting venue_name and city
SELECT venue_name, city
-- Inner joining soccer_venue with soccer_city using city_id
FROM soccer_venue
INNER JOIN soccer_city ON soccer_venue.city_id = soccer_city.city_id
-- Inner joining the result with match_mast using venue_id
INNER JOIN match_mast ON soccer_venue.venue_id = match_mast.venue_id
-- Filtering the results to include only matches in the final play stage
WHERE match_mast.play_stage = 'F';
Explanation:
This query uses INNER JOINs to combine the tables soccer_venue, soccer_city, and match_mast. It then applies a WHERE clause to filter the results where play_stage is 'F'.
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