Opponent presentation

A presentation can be about an opponent: the pre-match talk to the squad, or the staff’s analysis. It reuses the content of the scouting file — notes, boards, clips, photos, squad, match sheets, AI analysis — and re-reads it every time it is displayed: a note corrected in the file is corrected in the presentation.

Choose the opponent

When creating (Analysis › Presentations › New presentation), the Opponent field sets the team presented. If you choose a match that has an opponent, it fills it in: “A match with an opponent sets it automatically.”

You can change the opponent later in the editor’s Context panel. The cover then shows the Opponent kicker.

The two example templates

Template	For	Starting content
Pre-match (squad)	The players	The opponent presented to the squad: their danger men, how they play, our plan.
Opponent analysis (staff)	The staff	AI analysis, squad, head-to-head, match sheet, notes and clips.

Both expect an opponent (“This template expects an opponent (or a match against an opponent).”). Like any example template, adjust it, then save it as a team template.

Insert the opponent’s content

In the editor, the toolbar’s Opponent button opens Opponent content: everything in the file, grouped by kind, with a search. Click an item to add it to the page.

Block	What it shows
Scouting note	A note from the file, rich text included.
Opponent board	A tactical board from the file.
Scouting clip	An uploaded clip or a video link. In the PDF: its thumbnail and a QR code to the clip.
Scouting photo	A photo from the file.
Opponent squad	Whole squad, Danger men, or a single player’s card.
Match sheet	An imported, confirmed sheet (or The most recent sheet).
Opponent analysis	The accepted AI analysis: strengths, weaknesses, likely formation, suggested plan.
Head-to-head	Your matches already played against this opponent and the W · D · L record.
Latest results	Their latest results and standing, from the federation.

Items marked Better suited to the staff (analysis, notes, match sheet) can still be inserted in the squad template; that template simply places them at the end.

Always up to date, or “unavailable”

Blocks copy nothing: they re-read their source. If that source is deleted, belongs to another opponent, or the reader has no scouting access, the block shows Opponent content unavailable. The analysis only appears once accepted on the opponent’s page.

Inserting opponent content requires a role with scouting access.
The PDF follows the rights of whoever exports it; the public link, those of the person who created it.
A public link keeps the opponent players’ names but removes the staff’s notes on those players.
For a youth team, the public link publishes no scouting photos or clips.

Presentation or scouting report?

	Scouting report	Opponent presentation
Form	A written document	A deck of pages and blocks
Content	Frozen when sent	Re-read at every display
Distribution	Sent to the called-up players	Shown full screen, or shared as PDF / link

See Scouting reports.