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=== Features ===
=== Features ===
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|{{Stub}}[[File:Eerste wedstrijd.jpg|thumb|Example of match report splash screen|left]]
|{{Stub}}[[File:Eerste wedstrijd.jpg|thumb|Splash screen|left]]
| [[File:Polita41.jpg|Example of match report|thumb]]
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If you click on the icons at the top left you'll see different tabs:
If you click on the icons at the top left you'll see different tabs:
* "Shirt icon": teams [[line-up]],
* "Shirt icon": teams [[line-up]],
* "Star icon": how well each [[player]] played in that match, shown in [[stars]],
* "Star icon": how well each [[player]] played in that match, shown in [[stars]],
* "Field icon": rating detail - you can view more accurate 5-minute intervals.  
* "Field icon": rating detail - you can view more accurate 5-minute intervals.


== Different Wording ==
== Different Wording ==

Revision as of 15:30, 25 August 2020

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Match report example
Line-up tab

In match report all match events are reported here in detail: scoring opportunities, injuries, cards, Tactics and ratings (possession percentages in the 45th and the 90th minute and sector ratings) for both teams appear when the match is finished. These ratings at the end of the match report are average ratings for the entire match time. When a match in progress live the report is obviously not available.

Features

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Splash screen
Example of match report

If you click on the icons at the top left you'll see different tabs:

  • "Shirt icon": teams line-up,
  • "Star icon": how well each player played in that match, shown in stars,
  • "Field icon": rating detail - you can view more accurate 5-minute intervals.

Different Wording

In the match reports there are many different wordings for the same event.

For example, to say that a player scored through the centre they can say :

"0 - 1 was the score in the 30th minute, after [Player Name] cut through the central defense and chipped home a goal."

or, for the same event:

"[Team Name] tied it all up, in the 81st minute, after a spectacular goal by [Player Name], who miraculously broke through the home side's central defense, making it 2 - 2."

The same thing occurs for all the different events in the Match report.