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Analyst Breakdown·KuPS

How Antti Nyman builds his opposition analysis with MyGamePlan

A breakdown of the trackers, sequences, and reports he builds into his matchweek.

KuPS5 min read

The WORKFLOW

Decoding the Opponent

Antti uses MyGamePlan as the backbone of his opponent analysis at KuPS. He has set up the structure to mirror the way the staff already think about the game. Within that, the trackers he leans on most are the ones around how the opposition creates their chances, with dribbles and passes into the box during established possession being a personal favourite.

The time saving is real, a couple of hours per game, but the bigger shift is what he does with that time. Instead of manually cutting clips while watching, he can focus fully on the game and use the ready-made clips as a starting point. He can also do deeper season-long analysis, instead of only analyzing 2 or 3 games.

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Watch the FULL Breakdown

How Antti prepares his team for every opponent

Key Outcomes

What changed with MyGamePlan

01

Opponent prep that runs both wide and deep

An automated opponent analysis workflow built fully custom to Antti's needs. XMLs for every game are ready to export, and AI insights and data breakdowns help him dive into season-long patterns.

02

Automated clips, not manual tagging

Every action is already linked to video by the time Antti opens his analysis tool. No manual tagging, and he can focus on refining the message for coaches and players.

03

Hours saved, redirected to the work that matters

At least 2 hours are saved for each game, but the big gain is where that time goes. Antti can watch every game with his full attention, and focus on deeper analysis and strategy.

ABout ANtti

The Analyst's Lens

Antti Nyman joined KuPS, one of the most successful clubs in Finland's Veikkausliiga, as their video analyst in early 2026. He works across opponent analysis, the club's own performance review, and scouting.

His route into football is unusual. A Master's in software engineering and nearly two decades inside international software companies gave him the technical foundation, while coaching his own kids' teams pulled him back toward the game. He holds a UEFA B licence, completed the Finnish FA's video analyst course in 2022, and brings prior experience from top-level Finnish football and national-team work into his current role.

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