Football data · Clubs & academies
We tag every event in your match — who played it, who received it, where on the pitch, which second — and hand back a report the coaching staff can read within 24 hours. No new cameras. No change to how you already work.
Hanley Town FC Stoke-on-Trent
Process
Three steps, and you only take part in the first one. The rest is our analysts and the tagging system we built to feed them.
Footage from your Veo, or a match already up on YouTube — those are the two we work from most. Anything else is fine as long as the whole pitch stays in frame. Send the file, or just send the link.
Each event is recorded with the player who played it, the player who received it, pitch coordinates and a timestamp to the second. Shots also carry the point the ball crossed the line.
Within 24 hours: the match report, a profile for every player, shot maps and passing networks — plus the raw XLSX and CSV for whoever does your analysis.
Product
Both sides across 60+ metrics, a timeline of goals, cards and substitutions, and the starting shape each team lined up in.
Every shot carries where it was struck from and where it crossed the line. The goal stands beside the pitch, so it reads as one thing: struck here, ended up there.
Who passed to whom and how often, in fifteen-minute windows. The full matrix, plus the network drawn on the pitch it happened on.
Every metric we count for that player, a touch heat map for each half, and a profile radar that puts the shape of their game on one picture.
Tackles, interceptions, duels, fouls and offsides plotted where they actually happened, split by half so you can see the line push up or drop off.
Every player's match as one workbook: Shooting, Distribution, Defensive, Goalkeeper, Set Pieces and Fouls — the six tables you read on screen — for both squads, twelve sheets in all. XLSX for Excel, one CSV with the twelve stacked inside it, PDF for the report itself.
Platform
Your club gets a channel. Every match we tag for you lands in it — the fixtures, the data behind them, and the players who produced it. Nobody else can see it.
We tagged four World Cup qualifiers for Saint Lucia — Haiti, Aruba, Curaçao and Barbados. Every number in that channel came out of those match reports, and the club opens it with its own account.
Saint Lucia's qualifying campaign, exactly as a client sees their own.
Open the channelRaw data
Every player's match is a structured row. Whoever does your analysis opens the workbook — twelve sheets, six per side — or the single CSV, and works from exactly the numbers the report was built on. Nobody has to retype anything out of a PDF.
### shooting_home // one of the eight tables in the file No 11 Player Stanislas Minutes Played 89 // a number, not 89' Goals 1 Assists 0 Key Passes 2 Total Shots 5 Shots On Target 3 Shots Off Target 1 Blocked Shots 1 Shooting Accuracy 60.0% // a percent cell, not text
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Every row carries
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
| No / Player | The shirt, and the name it was tagged under |
| Minutes Played | How long he was actually on the pitch |
| shooting_home … other_away | One table per tab, per side |
| Goals · Passes · Tackles · Fouls | Every column you read on screen |
| Accuracy · Success | Percent cells Excel can sort and average |
Pricing
There are no tiers and nothing held back for a higher plan. Every club gets the same depth of data — the only question is whether you want it match by match or across the whole season.
Every event in the match tagged, with coordinates, timestamps and the players involved — then everything we build on top of it. Nothing is a paid add-on.
Pay for the fixtures that matter. Useful for cup runs, trial games, or trying us out before committing to anything longer.
Request a quoteEvery fixture covered, plus the season-long views that only work with a full set: player trends, squad comparisons and opposition reports.
Request a quoteWe will analyse your first match for nothing. You get the full report, the raw data and a profile for every player who took part — then you decide whether it is worth going on.
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