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Second balls, per player
Who won them, who lost them, and where.
Second balls against our last opponent, per player.
For the assistant coach
The details win the week.
MGPT finds them for you.
The assistant coach turns the plan into individual work: the duel a full back has to win on Saturday, the run a striker keeps missing, what to train this week. MGPT writes those pieces for you, player by player, with the clips to show them.
How well it knows your game
It knows each player's job. So the feedback is about the role, not the average.
MGPT knows what your game model asks from each position, and the working points you gave a player before. So a full back is judged as your full back, and a theme from Saturday can go from the team to one player to the working point you take into Tuesday's session.
Club DNA · Game model
Your game model
Your principles in and out of possession, phase by phase, in your own words.
Club DNA · Profiles
What you ask from each position
The profile of every role in your team, so each player is measured on his job in the plan.
Club memory
The working points you set
What you asked a player to work on before, so it can tell you whether it improved.
Video
The video
Every number is linked to the moments it was counted from. You never have to take an answer on trust.
One theme, three levels deep
Example conversation, illustrative numbers1The theme
Second balls after our long balls on Saturday: how did we do?You played 41 long balls forward and won the second ball after 17 (41%), against a league average of 46%. Most losses were in the left half-space, where the nearest midfielder was more than 10 metres from where the ball landed in 15 of 24.
41 clips2The player
Who was the nearest midfielder in those 15?Your left 8 in 11 of them. Before the 60th minute he was within 10 metres in 7 of 9 long balls, after it in 2 of 11.
11 clips3The working point
Make that a focused report for him, with one working point.Done: one working point, arrive where the ball lands before it does, his 11 moments, and 3 good examples from the first half to show what it looks like. Ready to share to his player app.
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After the game
One theme, player by player.
Pick the theme that mattered and see it per player, with the clips to go through together before training.
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Overlaps and underlaps
Which runs were made, by whom, and which ones were found.
Our overlap and underlap runs in the last match, per player.
Go deeper
Overlap and underlap runs
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Every player on their job in the plan
Individual post-match reports for the starters, each measured on what their role asked of them.
Post-match individual reports for the eleven who started.
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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Match week · before the game
What to train, and who to brief.
Build the week around where the opponent is weak.
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Training topics from the opponent
What to train this week based on where they are weak, each topic with the clips so the players see why.
What should we train this week, based on where our next opponent is weak?
Training topics from the opponent
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The player you will face
Strengths and weaknesses of the opponents your players meet head on, so every individual brief is specific.
Strengths and weaknesses of their expected back four, with clips.
Individual opponent analysis
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What if they go 1-0 up?
How they play when they lead, trail or draw, and what they change late in the game.
How do they play when they go 1-0 up, and what do they change late in the game?
Go deeper
Scenario report
MGPT chat
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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Build it yourself
Four questions assistants ask most.
Ask them after any game. Each one comes back with the clips.
Coming to the library
Defending forward
When their striker is played into, does your centre-back step in on time, or arrive late?
How many times was our centre-back late when their striker was played into during their build-up?
Defending forward
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1v1 on the flanks
Their wingers against your full backs, one card per flank: what to stop, which way he goes, and his most dangerous moments.
How do their wingers match up against our full-backs?
Wide duels
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The back post
Did the far-side winger arrive at the back post when the cross came?
When did our far-side winger arrive at the back post on a cross?
Coming to the library
One working point, one message
A focused report on the one thing a player has to change. Ready for a ten-minute talk.
Focused report on our striker's runs in behind, with clips.
Focused player report
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Over the season
Patterns, not one match.
After a few matches the recurring themes show.
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How you score and concede
Goals for and against this season, phase by phase, with the patterns behind them.
How do we score and concede this season, phase by phase?
Goals for and against
Coming to the library
Settle the selection debate
Two players on one measuring stick, on the parts of the game you care about.
Compare our two left backs on build-up and defensive duels.
Player comparison
Get the most out of it.
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Keep your own coding
Set your tagging structure up once and get an XML file in it for every game, ready for the tool you already code in.
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Send it straight to the player
The player app carries their matches, their clips and their working points, so feedback does not wait for the next meeting.
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Re-run instead of rebuilding
A report you liked for one player works for the next. Ask for the same report on someone else.
Already working this way. Hear it from them.
“I have a very detailed tagging and coding structure. With MyGamePlan, I set it up once and automatically get an XML file for every game, exactly the way I want it, without any manual work. A huge time saver!”
Antoine Turi
Assistant Coach, La Louvière
“MyGamePlan is our communication to players to give them detailed feedback on how they performed following our game model.”
Saul Hemingway
Queens Park Rangers
Also on the staff: Head coach · Analyst · 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.