MGPT Reports
Ask for an analysis and MGPT writes the whole report on data and video, using your game model. Edit it, share it with your staff, and it stays up to date as new matches are played.
Start from scratch
How do we defend crosses from our left side?
Ask for the analysis you need in your own words. MGPT picks the data, the charts and the clips, and writes the whole report around your question.
Or start and edit an existing template
How do they press against short build-up?
Every template in the library below is a prompt you can change. Swap the phase, the window or the opponent, and MGPT rebuilds the report around it.
Your data, your video, your game model
02 Pressing after losing the ball
Principle 4 of your game model: win it back within five seconds.
Your target: 60%
The 23 losses without a regain, as clips
Every number is counted from event and tracking data, measured against the targets in your game model, and opens the clips it was counted from.
Edit it by asking
Ask for a new section, a different chart or a shorter version for the coach, and MGPT rewrites that part of the report. The staff see the new version on the same link.
Always up to date
Last six matches
Sunday's match added overnight
A report is not a snapshot. When a new match comes in, its numbers, charts and clips update, so Tuesday's opponent report already includes Sunday's game.
Change the parameters
How Union Saint-Gilloise presses
Point the same report at another team, one player or a different date range from the report itself. No new prompt, and nothing rebuilt by hand.
Template library
8 templates, curated from the most popular reports our clubs run every week: opponent packs, post-match reviews, player reports and tactical deep dives. Open one to see what it builds, then run it on your team and make it your own.
Context and form, a phase-by-phase read of their game ranked against the league, then the players who decide it. The pack your analysts build by hand today.
Build the full opponent report for our next opponent, last six matches.
Pressing in open play and on goal kicks: the triggers, the real shape from tracking data, and the games where the press got broken most.
How aggressive do they press against short build-up?
Goal kicks by route, straight long, short then long or played out: what each one produces, and where the short build goes first.
Show their goal-kick build-up and how teams press it.
Build-up shapes from tracking data, the routes out, and where the ball is actually lost.
Break down their build-up shapes and where they lose the ball.
Offensive and defensive transition in one report: how fast, through which channel, and how well they counter-press.
How do they attack the first five seconds after winning the ball?
Routing, delivery zones, takers and targets, plus box presence per player from tracking data.
How dangerous are they from corners, and who attacks which zone?
Long forward passes and what happens next: who has the ball five seconds later, after our long balls and after theirs.
Who wins the second ball after their long passes forward?
Every open-play cross in a match: the flank, the delivery, the bodies in the box and the finish.
Build the crosses report for our last five matches.
Every template takes your team, your opponent, your player and your match window, and everything it produces is yours to edit, share and run again next week.