How to Edit a Match - Post Session

How do I get to see all of my match data?

For a better data collection and further filtering for in-depth insights we highly recommend to complete every information available .

Phase 1: Confirming/Adjusting Match Duration 

1. Define the new match that appears as ‘New’ on the left side of the dashboard.
2. Select edit match to fill out the match information. 
3. Complete the match information. Once complete, select next…
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   NOTE: The PlayerMaker system will automatically inputs the match phases start and end times along with the perceived lineups + substitutions. These items should ALWAYS be checked to make sure all details are correct

5. First, add a tag to clearly identify the match in the dashboard.
   
6. If you wish to adjust the match phase duration, select the relevant time - start or end box - by manually inputting the relevant times.
7. To manually add a match phase, click ‘add new event’
8. To delete a match phase, click the trash symbol
9. Then select the required phase
   
   

Phase 2: Confirming/Selecting Lineup

- Select the 11v11 option.

- Note: the numbers will vary depending on the number of players within the match/age group.

- The lineup and substitutions of each phase is populated automatically by the system.

- Confirm the lineup + substitutions are correct.

- You can select a players icon to remove or add them to the lineup.

- Add or adjust the substitution; add the time of the sub, select player entering the match followed by selecting the player being replaced.

- Match Phase: Manual

- Click the players icon to select the starting lineup. 

- To deselect players from the lineup click their icon again.

- To add sub…click 'Add New Sub', enter the time of the sub, select player entering the match followed by selecting the player being replaced.

- Once this is done, save and observe the presented match data

NOTE: Each phase starts from 0 min. If making a substitute in the 2nd half and the player came on 30 minutes into that half, you would enter the time as 30 minutes, not 75 as it would be in a normal regulation time.