Football video analysis

Yes, with Match Video, on Amateur and Pro. Bring in a clip from a broadcast or a club camera and mark the pitch on one frame: the Studio follows the camera through the whole clip, so everything you draw stays on the grass while it plays. Freeze it where you want to explain, follow the players you pick with rings, and add the ball touch by touch. On Pro, track every player, put them on your board so it moves like the match, and measure the back line, the shape and a player's speed. On a wide screen it opens in the Match Analysis room, where the clip plays along a timeline and every figure sits on it from the moment you pick. The clip is private to you.

A clip from a broadcast or a club camera, in MP4, MOV or WebM. Up to a minute is kept, at up to 1080p, so a longer clip is cut to the minute you pick. The main wide camera works best: a replay or a close-up cuts the follow, and a frame marked after the cut follows that part too. Pitches can be any size from 90 to 120 metres long and 45 to 90 wide: set yours, or let the points you mark measure it.

Yes. On Amateur and Pro, pick players on a frame and each gets a ring that follows him through the clip. On Pro, once the camera is followed, Track everyone on the pitch gives every player, keeper and official a ring through the whole clip, on your device and with no credits, and reads each side from the shirts. Pick any man in the list to put him right: his kit, a keeper, an official or not a player, or swap him with the man beside him from that moment on. Put them on the board then makes each tracked man one of your counters, running his real path through every phase.

On Pro, from the players on your board at every moment of the clip: a side's back line and how far it stands from its goal, its width, depth and area, how many of each side stand in each third or lane, the grass each man is nearest to, where a side or one player was seen through the whole clip, and a player's speed and his distance to the men near him. With Measure, click players on the clip for the distance between two, the area inside three or more in m², each gap along a line through them, or how far one runs. Each figure sits on the clip's timeline from the moment you pick, held on a freeze or on for as long as you drag its bar. Only the men the camera sees are counted, never a guess, and every figure is in your pitch's real metres.

Yes, on Amateur and Pro. Open a match in Your team, pick its video file and press a code at every moment that matters: ten ready codes on the keys 1 to 0 (Goal, Chance, Shot, Press won, Turnover, Counter, Corner, Free kick, Throw-in and Build-up) or your own, for Us or Them, with a player and a note if you want. Each press keeps 8 seconds before it and 5 after. The match plays from your device and is never uploaded, and every mark is saved as you make it, so a dropped connection or a closed tab loses nothing. Keep cuts a moment into a clip in your storage; Analyse opens it on a new board for the Match Analysis room. On Pro, every code is counted, Us against Them, half by half.

Yes, on Amateur and Pro. In Your team, under Video, put kept moments and boards in the order you want to show them, up to 60, each with a note for the players. Present plays it full screen on the dressing room TV, and the arrows or a clicker move on through each board's phases and the next item. Share link sends one link your players open on their phones with no account: the kept moments with the match video, the boards with your drawings, your notes under each. Share again after a change and the same link updates. MP4 makes one file of every item, with a title card before each if you want, for the meeting room or WhatsApp.

Yes, on Pro. Open the match's video, press Tag files at the top of the page and choose the file: the XML timeline most analysis tools export, or a CSV with a start, an end and a code. Before anything is added you choose how it lands. If their video was cut differently, line the tags up by one of them and every tag moves by the same amount. Match each of their codes to one of yours, add it in its own colour, or skip it. Turn their labels into your players, your team or theirs; the rest stay on the moment. One file comes in as one import: bring the same file in again and it replaces the first, and Remove this import takes all of it back. Tag files also takes every marked moment out as an XML timeline or a CSV, Us and Them as Team labels and the player as a Player label, to open in the tool you already use.

Amateur keeps 100 MB in total, room for 2 one-minute clips or about 7 kept moments, and takes 7 new videos a month. Pro keeps 200 MB (4 one-minute clips or about 15 moments) and takes 15 a month. Storage is the room your files take at any time, so deleting a clip frees its room. Every clip you upload and every moment you keep counts once against the month, deleting it does not give it back, and the count starts again on the 1st. A storage pack adds room and new videos for as long as you keep it, from €2.49 a month or yearly with two months free; the two biggest can be taken up to 10 times, and a head coach can buy one pool for the whole team. There is no limit on how often your clips are played. The free week holds 1 clip and 5 match pictures.

You, and the people you send it to. A clip is made ready on your own device and saved privately to your account, where it counts against your plan's storage, a total for all your files. A share link or a Team Talk of a board with a clip plays it under your drawings for whoever opens it, while your plan has Match Video and the clip is kept. Turn Show the match video off when you share and the link plays the board alone; delete the clip and every link shows the board. The PDF shows those phases on your board, with every tracked player running his real path.