Pitch (Statistics)
The Pitch tab of the Statistics page gathers every placed action from the matches you choose. It shows where they happened on the pitch, and where the shots ended in the goal. The two views answer each other: a zone picked on one filters the other.
Where to find it, and who sees it
Section titled “Where to find it, and who sees it”Statistics menu → Pitch tab, between Goals and Players.
Like the Goals and Players tabs, it is reserved for the staff who read the goal review. A delegate does not see it.
The tab reads the matches picked by the filters at the top of the page: the period (last 5 or 10 games, season…) and, if you tick any, a selection of matches.
Where the points come from
Section titled “Where the points come from”You enter nothing more. Two sources feed the tab:
- the live match: the facts and quick stats placed on the pitch, the shots and saves placed in the goal. Only matches whose live run is finished count;
- the goal review: the reviewed goals, with their position on the pitch and in the goal. A goal not yet reviewed does not appear, as everywhere in the Statistics.
A goal is never counted twice. The goal tapped live goes through the review, and the review is what counts. A conceded goal names nobody.
The line to read first
Section titled “The line to read first”At the top, the coverage: “63 actions placed out of 80 recorded”. Placing an action is optional, and this line tells you how much of your matches the drawing represents. It follows every filter of the tab.
Filtering
Section titled “Filtering”| Filter | What it keeps |
|---|---|
| Actions | the action families, with their count: Goal, Foul, Shot off target… On opening, the tab shows the families that reach the goal (the shots), otherwise all of them. |
| Side | Both, Us or Opponent |
| Player | All, or one player. An assist provider also keeps the actions they appear in. |
| Period | All, or one period (P1, P2…) |
| Reading | Points (one point per action) or Zones (each zone shaded by its count) |
Your team always attacks to the right. Opponent actions therefore start in your half.
Crossing the pitch and the goal
Section titled “Crossing the pitch and the goal”The screen shows On the pitch and In the goal side by side. The goal reads seen by the shooter: their left is on the left.
- Tap a zone of the pitch: the goal keeps only the shots that started in that zone.
- Tap a zone of the goal: the pitch keeps only the actions that ended in that zone.
- Both at once: the list keeps only what starts in one and ends in the other.
The chosen zones appear above the diagrams (From:, Ended:). The cross next to each one removes it.
The list of actions
Section titled “The list of actions”Under the diagrams, The actions repeats the selection: minute, action, player, match, then start zone → end zone. It shows the first eight, and Show all N actions unrolls the rest, up to 200.
Each line opens its Match, on the Analysis tab of the session review. A goal also opens its Goal review, or Review and video when a video is attached.
Sharing a view
Section titled “Sharing a view”The filters and the chosen zones live in the page address. Copy the link: the staff member who opens it sees exactly the same view.
Getting there from elsewhere
Section titled “Getting there from elsewhere”| From | Link | What it opens |
|---|---|---|
| Statistics → Goals, In the goal block | Open on the pitch | the tab on the goals |
| A player’s profile, Their goals in the net | Open on the pitch | their goals, over the same period |
| A match’s session review, Analysis tab, Where the match happened card | See over the season | the same action families, over the season |
Asking the assistant
Section titled “Asking the assistant”The AI assistant reads the same tab: “Where does the opponent foul us this season?” or “Where do the shots we concede top left come from?”. It gives the counts per zone, always quotes the coverage and sends you back the link to the filtered tab.
It can also build you a page that draws the shot map, on the pitch and in the goal.