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Match data

Match data are details entered for a played match.

They include:

  • result;
  • events;
  • statistics;
  • referees;
  • lineups;
  • notes;
  • report or summary.

Result

The result is the most important match value. It affects standings, statistics and public output.

Events

Events describe what happened in the match.

In football:

  • goal;
  • own goal;
  • yellow card;
  • red card;
  • substitution;
  • penalty;
  • missed penalty.

An event usually contains:

  • event type;
  • team;
  • person;
  • second person if needed;
  • minute;
  • value or note.

Statistics

Statistics are numeric values tracked for a match, team or player.

Examples:

  • shots;
  • shots on target;
  • corners;
  • fouls;
  • offsides;
  • possession.

Statistics must exist in the statistics dictionary before they can be used.

Referees

Referees must be created as people and assigned to the project before they can be selected for a match.

Lineups

A lineup defines who played for each team.

It can contain:

  • starting players;
  • substitutes;
  • captain;
  • goalkeeper;
  • substitutions.

If the lineup editor is not available in a specific area, first check that players are assigned to teams and that the relevant component part is implemented.

Recommended post-match workflow

  1. open the match;
  2. check date, time and teams;
  3. enter the result;
  4. add events;
  5. add statistics;
  6. add referees;
  7. check frontend output;
  8. check the standings.

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