Reports - Explaining Stat Density Report

What is 'Stat Density'?

This report allows the user to understand when particular stats are occurring throughout a match.

For example, a user may find that they concede a vast majority of their goals in the final 80% of their games. This may create conversations amongst players and coaches allowing them to address why this issue may be occurring, hopefully leading to better performance.

How is the stat density report produced?

The stat density report pulls in all stats collected by the user (or a third party provider) for every game completed within a given season. The stats are then timestamped relative (using %) to the duration of the given game or period within which the stat occurred. Stats are currently displayed as counts. An example is provided below to better explain what you may be looking at.

Here in figure 1, the user is looking at goals across the entire season for their team and the opposition. The user can clearly see that they score most of their goals during the first 11-20% of their match duration. They can then see that they have conceded more goals against their opposition in the 31-35th and 41-50th percent time windows (i.e. close to halftime) of their matches.