Reviewing a game after full time
Go through the video and add who set each score up, where the attack started and where the shot came from. It all feeds your stats.
Live scoring gets the score right on the day. Reviewing the video afterwards is where the detail comes from. This is part of the Match Analysis add-on.
Start a review
Open the game from Matches, then tap Review the game. You get the same buttons as live scoring, with the clock set by hand:
- Pick the half: 1st half, 2nd half or Extra time.
- Step the minute with −5, −1, +1 and +5 to match the video.
Add anything you missed on the day: scores, wides, cards, subs and fouls.
The detail on each score
Each score you add asks three things. Every one is optional.
- Set up by: the team-mate who made it, and how. That's a hand pass, a kick pass (or strike pass in hurling and camogie), winning the free, or winning the mark in football.
- Where the attack started: a turnover, our kick-out or puck-out, theirs, or settled play.
- Where the shot came from: inside the 20m, 20m to the arc (or the 45), or beyond, on the left, centre or right.
Their scores ask only where their attack started and where they shot from. Wides ask the same, so your accuracy is honest.
Scores already in the timeline can be filled in too: tap one to add its detail. That works during the game as well.
Finish the review
Tap Mark as reviewed when you're done. The game then shows who reviewed it and when. Use Open again if you need to add more.
What it feeds
- Season stats and the match report show how your scores and theirs started, and your shooting by zone. They say how many scores are tagged, so a half-reviewed season doesn't mislead.
- The Leaderboards get an Assists tab.
- Each player's stats show their assists and their own shooting by zone.
Trends for the management team
Once five games are played, Squad stats shows Trends: the last three games: what's going well and what needs work, compared with your other games this season. It looks at:
- scoring and conceding;
- shooting accuracy, wides and frees scored;
- the second-half margin;
- scores from turnovers, and scores conceded off your own puck-outs or kick-outs;
- your own restarts won, and turnovers won.
It only shows changes big enough to mean something. Each match report shows how that game compared with the rest of your season. Trends are for the squad's staff and the club's officers.
Under-18s are never named to other players' parents, and the analysis is for the coaching team.
Related
- Adding players and parentsAdd players yourself or share the join link, and bring in parents for under-18s.
- How to track hurling and camogie stats from the sidelineWhat's worth recording during a game, how to do it on a phone without missing play, and what the numbers tell you.
- How to track Gaelic football stats from the sidelineKick-outs, turnovers and scoring: what's worth recording at a Gaelic or ladies football game, and how one person can do it on a phone.