Do I have to write the report from scratch?
No. When the match ends, a draft is created with the live stats. You add the ratings, key moments, player ratings and conclusions.
Soccer match reportsCoach Pro
Match reports that start with the stats already in
When the match ends, NeoTactIQ prepares a draft with everything you logged live. You rate the game moments, note the key moments and each player, and close the report with the objectives that carry into the following week.
Included in the Coach Pro and Club plans
Match analysis should not end with a Monday chat
After every match the staff discuss what they saw, but the conclusions are rarely written down and almost never change what gets trained. A few weeks later nobody remembers whether the team kept conceding late or from set pieces.
The NeoTactIQ match report combines the live data with your assessment and turns the conclusions into objectives for the next microcycle.
A draft built from the live log
During the match you log goals with their origin, assists, shots, duels, fouls, cards, corners, saves and substitutions. When it ends, the report starts as a draft with those stats already calculated: shots and shots on target, accuracy, conversion, duels won, clear chances and more.
You complete it whenever you like and close it when you are done. If something needs correcting, it can be reopened.
What you log live is already in the report.
Eight sections to read the whole match
The report always follows the same structure, so every match can be compared. Game moments are rated from 1 to 5 with a comment and a guide to what to look for in each one: organised attack, attack-to-defence transition, organised defence, defence-to-attack transition, set pieces for and set pieces against.
The players section shows each player’s minutes, goals, assists and cards, and you add their rating.
- Game-plan objectives
- Overall assessment
- Game moments
- Statistics
- Goals
- Key moments
- Players
- Conclusions
Goals by period and by origin
The report splits goals for and against into 15-minute periods and by origin: open play, set piece, transition or error. It is the quickest way to spot patterns that go unnoticed during the match, such as conceding at the end of each half or after a corner.
The same information builds up in the team statistics and in the period reports.
From the game plan to the report, and on to the microcycle
If you prepared a game plan, the report opens with its objectives as a traffic light: what was achieved in each game moment, in the rehearsed set pieces and in the keys to the match.
In the conclusions you note strengths, areas to improve and 1 to 3 objectives for the following week. When you close the report, those objectives are suggested for the next microcycle in the methodology, so the analysis shapes what gets trained.
Period reports to see the trend
Besides the report for each match, you can produce a period report: this month, last month, the first or second half of the season, the full season or custom dates, filtered by competition.
It shows the overall record, home and away, goals by period and origin, the average for each game moment, the share of game-plan objectives achieved, each player’s minutes and average rating, and the conclusions from every match. Everything exports to PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the report stats come from?
From the events you log during the match in NeoTactIQ live mode. The more complete that log is, the more complete the stats will be.
Can I export the report?
Yes. Both the report for each match and the period report can be downloaded as a PDF.
Which plan includes match reports?
The Coach Pro and Club plans.
Close every match with conclusions you can train
Log the match live, complete the report and let its objectives reach the next microcycle.
Included in the Coach Pro and Club plans