MyGamePlan automates your opponent and team tagging. Export to Metrica Nexus with one click and spend your time on what actually matters — clip selection, telestration, and presentation.

That manual tagging layer is not analysis. It is repetitive data entry. And the more opponents you cover, the worse it gets.
Metrica Nexus is built for one thing: helping analysts communicate brilliantly with coaches and players through elite-level telestration, tracking, and presentation. But before you ever open Nexus, there's a step that eats most of your week — manually tagging the same events, the same categories, the same structure, game after game after game.
MyGamePlan rebuilds your tagging structure once and runs it automatically across every game — your team and your opponents. When the match data is ready, you export it to Metrica Nexus with one click. You open Nexus with everything already tagged. From there, it is all about picking the right clips, adding your telestrations, and building a presentation that lands.

Define your tagging categories in MyGamePlan — your team's principles, opponent patterns, set pieces, transitions, whatever matters. You only do this once.
MyGamePlan applies your tagging structure automatically across every match in your archive. New games get tagged the same way, consistently, without any manual work.
When you are ready to prepare for a game, export your tagged clips directly to Metrica Nexus via XML. No manual file handling, no reformatting.
Open Nexus with a fully tagged, organised dataset. Spend your time selecting the right clips, building telestrations, and creating TV-quality presentations for your coaches and players.
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“As a coach, I can now track specific off-ball moments and watch the video without needing to work with raw tracking data. Linking SkillCorner data to our principles inside MyGamePlan helps us break down tactical moments and make smarter decisions."
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See how automated tagging and one-click XML export work together. See how your tagging structure gets rebuilt and automated end to end.
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If you rely on event data alone, there is always a layer of manual tagging you cannot get rid of. Pressing triggers, defensive shape, recovery runs, space occupation — these require off-ball context that events do not provide.
With tracking data synchronised inside MyGamePlan, you can build custom metrics that capture these patterns. Set them up once. Every past and future game gets tagged automatically. The same metric, applied consistently, across your entire match archive. No more manual tagging sessions after every game.
You also get a clean front end to work with. No need to write code, build pipelines, or wait for a data team to pull something. Query what you need, get data and video back immediately.
Raw tracking data is powerful, but it is also complex. Working with XY coordinates and JSON files is not realistic for a coaching staff preparing for the next game. MyGamePlan puts a usable interface on top of that data.
Coaches can explore metrics, filter by match or phase, and watch the supporting video clips directly. The tracking data does the heavy lifting in the background. What you see is the insight, connected to video, ready to use in your preparation.

Today, most scouts either rely on a data analyst to query tracking data and deliver results separately, or they use platforms like Wyscout where the available tags are generic and the video clips are approximations of what they actually want to see.
Inside MyGamePlan, the data and video are connected. You define the exact behaviours you care about as custom metrics inside a scouting profile, pressing intensity, off-ball movement, recovery positioning, anything. Then you get back the video clips of those specific instances for every player in the database. No waiting for someone else to run a query. No watching full matches to find the three moments that matter.