Quick analysis

SportsFlow doesn't wait until the final whistle. Already during tracking — even offline — the quick analysis shows you how the match is going.

Where it sitsCopy Anchor Link

• Wide screen (desktop/large tablet): a fixed column to the right of the actions, running live.
• Tablet: its own Analysis view next to Capture.
• Phone: its own Analysis view next to Capture and History.

Pausing the match clock (timeout, interruption) or calling half-time opens the Overview topic automatically — on tablet and phone the view switches to "Analysis" along with it. Once the clock runs again, it switches back to "Capture".

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The topicsCopy Anchor Link

A row of chips at the top picks the topic:

1. Overview — a KPI row (goals, shot rate, saves, turnovers), each with the opponent's value as context, plus a shots/misses comparison and a chart of the goal difference up to the current match time. Plus the momentum per 5 minutes and where it stands right now, e.g. "Now +4 · with us".

2. Set plays — goals and rate per wave (1st, 2nd, 3rd) and per own play; if opponent plays are recorded, they show in orange alongside.

3. Players — the whole matchday roster in two tables: field players (goals/shots, rate, assists, turnovers, +/−, impact) and goalkeepers (impact, goals conceded, saved, wide, save rate). Whoever's currently on court is listed first; rows with no action are dimmed.

4. Our errors — only your own turnovers (technical faults, bad passes), per player and in total — no opponent comparison, no missed shots.

5. Shot charts — a toggle for Opponent · Our:

   • Opponent (default) is the goalkeeper view: save rate as a ring, only shots on goal count — "3 wide or blocked, don't count". With several goalkeepers, chips filter.
   • Our shows your shot rate as a ring, shooter's view.

   Both come with all four shot-chart modes (as on the match page) and zone filtering.

On wide screens and tablet there's also a sixth topic, History — every entry, chronologically. On phone history is its own tab next to "Capture" and "Analysis" instead.

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Colors & shapeCopy Anchor Link

Your team is always green, the opponent orange. A shot's outcome shows through shape, not color: filled = goal, outline = saved, faint = wide or blocked.

ScoreCopy Anchor Link

Goals count automatically for your team and the opponent — from your perspective, whether home or away. Undo works in history or in an event's detail view; it corrects the score too.