Stats and Data Explained

This page explains every statistic available in the in-play football (soccer) scanner. Each stat is shown with the same icon you see in the dashboard, making it easy to recognise at a glance.

Tip: Use this page as a visual reference. If you see an icon in the scanner and aren’t sure what it represents, you’ll find it here.

In-play statistics

Momentum chart: Visual timeline of attacking pressure for both teams, with goal markers to correlate pressure and outcomes.
Momentum: Real-time attacking pressure based on recent play.
Expected goals (xG): Measures chance quality. xG accumulates as shots are taken.
Shots on target: Shots requiring goalkeeper or last-line intervention.
Shots off target: Missed shots or attempts hitting the frame.
Total shots: Combined count of all shot attempts.
Corners: Indicates territorial pressure and attacking presence.
Attacks: General forward actions advancing play.
Dangerous attacks: High-risk attacking situations with strong scoring potential.
Possession: Percentage of time a team controls the ball.

Match events & discipline

Yellow cards: Disciplinary warnings that may affect match intensity.
Red cards: Player dismissals that significantly alter match balance.
Fouls: Rule violations leading to free kicks or penalties.
Penalties: Direct scoring opportunities from the penalty spot.
Injuries: Player injuries affecting team structure.
Substitutions: Tactical or injury-driven changes.

Tip: Not every stat matters in every match. The real power comes from combining a few complementary signals, rather than watching everything at once.

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