A game plan built on your actual squad selection

Built on the squad selection

The plan list shows upcoming and played matches with the status of their plan. The plan is prepared once the squad selection is done, so you can place your starters in every game phase and every set piece.

Blocks are configurable: you can hide, reorder or remove them, and nothing is saved until you click “Create plan”.

The opponent, analysed once and saved

The opponent block covers their summary (system, league position, points, context and recent results), their likely starting eleven on the pitch, key players, how they behave in each game phase and their set pieces: who takes them and how they execute them.

That analysis is saved with the opponent, so you pick it up again for the return fixture or the following season without redoing it.

The opponent analysis is saved and reused for the next meeting.

Your team, phase by phase and line by line

For each phase —attacking organisation, defensive organisation, attacking transition and defensive transition— you write a title, the main idea and instructions by line: forwards, midfielders, defenders and goalkeeper.

Each phase has its own board with the starters already in place, so the team sees where they need to be and not just what they need to do.

• Attacking organisation
• Defensive organisation
• Attacking transition
• Defensive transition

Set pieces, objectives and match keys

Add own set piece blocks with set plays from your library and the takers from the squad selection, the objectives and rewards you agree with the squad for that match, and the keys to the match you want the team to remember.

From the plan to the team talk and the report

The full plan exports to PDF for the team talk and the dressing room.

After the match, its objectives come back in the match report as a traffic light: what was achieved in each phase, in the rehearsed set pieces and in the keys. So the plan does not stay on paper.