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The full opponent report
Form, the nine phases ranked against the league, the predicted line-up with each player's profile.
Build the full opponent report for our next opponent, last six matches.
For the analyst
Stop assembling the pack.
Start doing the analysis.
The tagging still happens, you just are not the one doing it. MGPT builds the opponent pack and the post-match review on your club's definitions, with the clips, so your time goes into what you make of it and the conversation with the staff.
How well it knows your game
It works on your definitions. So the pack reads like your club wrote it.
MGPT measures the game on your club's definitions, not on someone else's. It remembers the reports you built and the structure your staff reads, so every answer can go from the opponent's whole game to one pattern to one player, and land in your code window if you want it there.
Club DNA · Definitions
Your definitions
What counts as a high regain, a progressive pass or a counter-press at your club. Change a definition and every report follows.
Club memory
Your structure
The reports you built before, the order your staff reads them in, and the code window your XML goes into.
Match data
Every match in your league
So it knows what is normal at your level, and every number comes with where it ranks against the rest of the league.
Video
The video
Every number is linked to the moments it was counted from. You never have to take an answer on trust.
One opponent, three levels deep
Example conversation, illustrative numbers1The team
How did our next opponent build up against a mid-block in their last six matches?They build in a back three with the 6 dropping between the centre-backs in 71% of their build-ups against a mid-block. 64% go down their left, through the left back and the left 8. They lose the ball in their own half in 14% of them, 4th-most in the league.
132 clips2The pattern
Only the ones where they lost it in their own half.19 losses. 13 came when the 6 received facing his own goal, and a press from his blind side won the ball within five seconds in 9 of them.
19 clips3The player
Profile their 6 under pressure, and export the moments to our code window.Under pressure he plays backwards in 58% of his passes, and 2 of every 3 of his losses come when he is pressed from his left. The 41 moments are in your XML, one row per moment, in your own codes.
41 clips
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Match week · before the game
The opponent pack, done before Monday's meeting.
The same structure your staff already reads, every week, pointed at the next opponent.
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Player by player
The individual report on their likely starters, strengths and weaknesses with clips.
An individual report on our next opponent's likely starters.
Individual opponent analysis
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How they build up
Their build-up shapes from the back, and where they lose the ball.
Break down their build-up shapes and where they lose the ball.
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Their pressing
How high, how aggressive, against which build-up, and where it can be beaten.
Who initiates the press of our next opponent?
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Their shapes in and out of possession
How they change shape with and without the ball, and when.
How does our next opponent change shape in and out of possession?
Shapes in and out of possession
Try it on your own next opponent.
Start on the live platform with your professional email. Your first report is one question away.
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After the game
The review, before you are home.
You review and add instead of starting from an empty template.
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The post-match report
Phase by phase against your principles, with the clips.
Write the post-match report for Saturday against our principles.
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Your own footage, by principle
A player's match sorted by your club's principles, or every moment one principle was broken.
Every moment we broke our rest-defence principle in the last match, with clips.
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One phase on its own
Second balls, box occupancy on crosses, corners for and against. Built in a minute.
Box occupancy on our crosses in the last match.
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In your workflow
Into the tools and the meetings you already have.
Nothing about how your staff works has to change.
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XML in your own code window
Every game of your team and the next opponent, imported in your exact structure, without changing the workflow you already use.
Export the XML for our last match in our code window.
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Take it to the players
Turn any report into a presentation with the clips in it, ready for the meeting. Presentations are in beta.
Make this a presentation for the players, 5 slides.
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The coach's question, the same day
When the head coach asks something specific, the answer is a report with the clips, not a two-day project.
How do we progress from the defensive third into the final third?
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Over the season
The questions nobody had time for.
Once the weekly pack runs itself, the deeper work becomes possible.
Coming to the library
Your game model across matches
One score per principle over the last matches, and which players carry each one.
Score us on our game model principles for the last five matches.
Game model tracking
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An individual press report
One player's pressing in detail: triggers, intensity, what it produced.
An individual press report for our striker this season.
Get the most out of it.
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Write your definitions down once
What counts as a high regain or a progressive pass at your club. Every answer and every report is measured on them from then on.
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Re-run instead of rebuilding
A report you liked works for the next opponent. Point it at them and change only what differs.
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Edit by asking
Too long, wrong order, missing a phase? Tell MGPT and it changes the report. Then share it with the staff.
Already working this way. Hear it from them.
“Now when the coach asks a specific question, I have the answer almost immediately. Thanks to MyGamePlan it does not take hours or days like before.”
Luiz Fernando Silva
Data & Performance Analyst, Al Wahda FC
“MyGamePlan helps us run opponent analysis through a clear & repeatable workflow. We use it to connect data to video, then apply our own metrics to quickly spot the opponent's strengths, weaknesses & key tendencies.”
Chris Heuvelmans
Performance & Video Analyst, VVV Venlo
“With MyGamePlan, the time we used to spend on manual work now goes into the analysis itself. We set up our structure once and get exactly what we need for every game, automatically.”
Juan Giuffra
Chief Analyst, Independiente del Valle
Also on the staff: Head coach · Assistant coach · GK / set-piece coach · Sporting director / executive · Individual coach
Ask it about your own matches.
Start on the live platform with your professional email, or talk to us about how your staff would use it first.