Performance intelligence

Data built for the training ground.

We turn match events into a short list of priorities a coach can actually use. The objective is not more data. It is a clearer week of training.

This sample report uses 45 tagged goals: 30 scored and 15 conceded. Every number shown below comes from the tagged match dataset.

37%

Transition share

11 of 30 goals

70%

First-touch rate

21 of 30 goals

40%

Left wing share

12 of 30 goals

47%

Conceded 45-75'

7 of 15 goals

Sample NCAA program

Performance snapshot

Switch between goals scored and conceded to see how the same match sample produces different coaching priorities.

From analysis to action

What the data says

Transition creates 37% of goals, showing a clear fast-attack profile.

Left-wing production drives 40% of the attack, showing a clear overload pattern.

Through balls are the most common final action, leading to 11 goals.

47% of goals conceded come between minutes 45 and 75, showing a clear post-halftime risk.

70% of finishes are first-touch actions, pointing to strong timing and quality service.

Next training block

10-second transition waves with immediate vertical targets.

Left-wing overloads with opposite-side finishing to balance the attack.

First-touch finishing circuits inside the six-yard box under pressure.

Halftime reset: compact block, second-ball focus, and cleaner first five minutes.