When the ball crosses the opposition’s goal line.
When the ball crosses own goal line.
When a player scores a goal against their own team.
A shot that either results in a goal or is saved by the goalkeeper or last defender, with the ball directed towards the goal frame (excluding cases where it hits the goal frame).
A shot directed outside the goal frame and goes out of bounds over the goal line without contact from another player.
A shot that is deflected by filed players, resulting in the ball either going out of the bounds over the sideline or remaining in play.
A shot that the impact is incorrect or ineffective, resulting in the ball either being out of play over the sideline or having no effect on the play.
A shot that is blocked by the goalkeeper at very close range immediately after shot is taken, often resulting in the ball’s trajectory being altered or becoming unpredictable.
The body part of shot that has been taken i.e. right foot, left foot, head, upper body, lower body.
Right foot
Left foot
Head
Upper body
Lower body
When a player delivers the ball to a teammate without being intercepted by an opponent.
When a player attempts to deliver the ball to a teammate, but does not complete it.
Pass received means successfully receiving a pass from a teammate and maintaining possession of the ball.
Short pass - A pass shorter than 15m.
Medium pass - A pass equal or longer than 15m, and shorter than 30m.
Long pass - A pass equal or longer than 30m.
Final third area pass - A pass started in the most offensive pitch area, based on where the goal you are attacking is, when the pitch is divided into three equal parts.
Middle third area pass - A pass started on the middle area which is the central area of the pitch when divided into three equal parts.
Defensive third area pass - A pass started in the defensive area which is your goalkeeper’s side of the pitch when divided into three equal parts.
Forward pass - A pass played within 120 degrees forwards.
Sideways pass - A pass played within 60 degrees towards both sides.
Backward pass - A pass played within 120 degrees backward.
Any final pass or cross that leads to a shot.
A final pass or cross that leads to a goal. There can be additional situations registered as assists depending on the competition teams are playing in.
When a player successfully delivers the ball usually from a wide position into a dangerous area to provide a goal-scoring opportunity for a teammate. Registered as a success when the receiving player is able to touch the ball. This includes corner and free-kick deliveries.
When a player attempts to deliver the ball into a dangerous area but it was off target or prevented by the opposition. Registered as a failure when the receiving player is not able to touch the ball. This includes corner and free-kick deliveries.
A player in possession has been able to take the ball past an opposing player in a 1v1 situation, maintaining control of the ball thereafter.
A player in possession was unable to take the ball past the opposition player in a 1v1 situation or if the player in possession takes the ball past the opposing player but does not maintain control of the ball thereafter.
A player in possession attempts to breach the opposition team shape by intentionally bypassing one or more opposition players whilst carrying the ball.
A resumption of play from a specific location except for the opposition’s penalty area as compensation for a foul committed by the opposition or an offside infraction.
A kick from the penalty spot as compensation for a direct foul within the penalty area and the kicker faces the goalkeeper in a one-on-one situation.
A resumption of play from corner area of the opponent’s field when the ball has last been touched by an opposition and gone out of bounds over the opposition’s goal line.
A resumption of play from the goal area of their own field when the ball has last been touched by an opposition and gone out of bounds over their own goal line.
A resumption of play from side line when the ball has gone out of bounds over the side line. It is initiated by a player using both hands to throw the ball from behind and over their head into the field of play at the spot where it went out.
Goals from set piece means to a goal scored within 4 actions from a set-piece event. Only freekicks and corner kicks are included here, excluding goalkick or throw-ins.
Shots from set piece means to a shot taken from a set-piece situation. Only freekicks and corner kicks are included here, excluding goal kick or throw-ins.