In Spiideo Competitions, you can view league-wide statistics collected from individual match results as well as in-depth player statistics.
Please note: The amount of statistical data you have access to is determined by your account's subscription tier. If you are unsure of your subscription, please contact your league administrator.
You'll find the 'Statistics' button located at the top of the page.
The Competition Statistics Overview
The statistics overview is what you see once you click the statistics tab.
Under the 'Statistics' tab overview, you can:
Use shortcut buttons to the 'Fixtures', 'Teams', and 'Members' tabs.
Filter the statistics on all or individual games.
View the list of teams.
View the outcome of the past 5 games.
View the number of games played.
View the number of wins.
View the number of losses.
View the number of draws.
View the number of goals scored.
View the number of goals against.
View the number of shots.
View the number of shots on target.
View the percentage of shots on target out of the total number of shots.
Viewing Goals
Goals are clickable data points that can be viewed with a single click.
Click an underlined number in the 'Goals' column to view all of the goals scored by a team.
Goal clips can be added to a presentation either individually or all at once.
To add an individual clip to a presentation:
Select the clip.
Click the '⋮' icon.
Click 'Add to Presentation'.
Click the presentation you would like to add the clip to or create a new presentation.
To add all clips to a presentation at once, simply click 'Add to Presentation' in the bottom right corner.
Sorting and Filtering the Competition Overview
Sorting and filtering your overview is a great way to easily access the data that you are interested in.
To sort and filter the overview:
Click 'Per game' or 'Total' to filter the scoring and shots data.
Click the 'All Teams' dropdown menu and click to select the teams you want to filter by.
Click the headers to sort each column.
Click 'Teams' to sort the teams in alphabetical order.
Click 'Last 5' to sort the teams based on their last five results.
Click any other header to sort it in numerical order.
In-depth Team and Player Statistics
In a team's statistics tab, you’ll be able to deep dive into a wide array of team data, ranging from core attacking and distribution statistics to defensive actions, set-piece efficiency, and goalkeeper save percentages.
Click a team's name in the competition overview to reach the corresponding statistics page.
Overview
Each team has an overview page where you'll get a glance at some of the team and player statistics.
In the team overview, you'll see:
A shortcut button to the 'Compare teams' feature.
The games played, wins, draws, losses, the five latest results, goals scored and against, and goal difference.
Shortcut buttons to the 'Statistics', 'Team matrix', 'Player matrix', and 'Games' tabs.
Upcoming games.
Recent game results.
Shortcut button for a list of all games.
The team's top players.
The team's full squad.
Upcoming Games
In the upcoming games tile, you'll see a team's five upcoming games. If your role allows it, you can edit the fixture from this overview.
To edit the fixture:
Select a game.
Click the 'Edit' icon.
Continue the process with the steps listed here.
Recent Game Results
In the recent game results tile, you'll see a team's five most recent results. By clicking on a fixture, you can:
View the footage.
Copy the recording into your Perform account.
Download the recording.
Edit and delete the recording.
To view the footage:
Select a game.
Click the 'View' icon.
If there is an AutoData breakdown on your game, you'll see the data in the column on the left. Click here to learn more about the data points.
Team Statistics
The Statistics tab provides detailed data on a team's performance across several key areas of the game. The majority of data is summarized into radar charts, which are divided into different metrics.
To ensure fair comparison across different matches and playing times, all metrics are normalized per 90 minutes (p90) and plotted as percentile ranks relative to the rest of the league or competition. Rather than just showing raw totals, the chart ranks performance. For example, a 76th percentile for 'Shots on Target' means the team outperforms 76% of the league in that category, while a 94th percentile for Goals Against indicates superb defensive performance, conceding fewer goals than 94% of teams.
Click 'Statistics' to open up the 'Statistics' tab.
Understanding the Radar Charts
Except for 'Trends' and 'Shots & Goals', every category features a radar chart to help you instantly evaluate performance profiles at a glance.
You can easily track and compare three key data points:
The actual value
The percentile rank
Your season average value.
In the above image, you see:
Metrics that tell you a specific performance area or action being measured.
Value refers to the number of [metric] per 90 minutes played. E.g., number of goals per 90 minutes played.
Percentile rank.
The season's average value across all teams.
Except for percentage-based metrics, all stats can be viewed as video clips directly from the Statistics page. From there, you can easily add these clips to a presentation in your Perform account.
To view a video clip, simply click a metric.
To add one or more clips to a presentation:
Hover over a clip, tick the white box on the right for all clips you want to add to a presentation.
Click 'Add to Presentation' in the bottom right.
Select a presentation to add the clip/s to or add them to a new presentation.
From the clips, you can reach a player's individual statistics page. Continue reading the article to learn more about the player statistics page.
To open the player statistics, simply click a player's name in the clip list.
Team Radar Chart
The 'Team Radar Chart' section analyzes your team’s complete performance profile across key attacking, defensive, and distribution metrics, with all metrics standardized per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Visually maps overall performance across attacking, defensive, and distribution metrics, making it easy to identify team strengths.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Shots & Goals
The Shots & Goals section is split into two parts. The first part compares four key metrics, showing your team's performance in the most recent game against their average over the previous 10 matches.
In these tiles, you'll see:
The metric that is measured.
A line graph showing how your performance fluctuates over time.
The number of [metric] during the recent game.
The percentage increase/decrease in performance for your most recent game compared to your team's average over the previous 10 games.
The 'Total Shots & Goals' section provides a deep dive visual and statistical analysis of your team's shooting efficiency, shot selection, and finishing accuracy. Each plot on the map represents the position from which a shot was taken.
The shots and goals are divided into four categories:
Goals (blue plots).
Saved shots (black plots).
Blocked shots (gray plots).
Shots off target (white plots).
All plots can be viewed as video clips directly from the statistics page. From there, you can easily add these clips to a presentation in your Perform account.
To view a video clip, simply click a plot.
To add a clip to a presentation:
Hover over a clip, tick the white box on the right.
Click 'Add to Presentation' in the bottom right.
Select a presentation to add the clip to or add it to a new presentation.
You can switch between three different visual overlays depending on your analytical needs.
Plots: Shows every individual shot as a single coordinate point.
Zones: Group shots into tactical regions of the pitch and goal frame to show high-frequency areas.
Heat Map: Uses color density to instantly highlight your team's most active shooting "hotspots."
To toggle between different views, click 'Plots', 'Zones', or 'Heat Map'.
Trends
The 'Trends' section features an interactive line graph that allows you to visualize and track how your team's performance fluctuates over time. Instead of looking at a single game in isolation, this tool helps you identify patterns, consistency, and progress across a sequence of matches.
The graph can be filtered on:
More than 50 different metrics, such as shots, duels, passes, goalkeeper punts, etc.
Last 5, 10, or all games from the selected season.
In the trends tile, you'll see:
The metric filter.
The number of games filter.
The line graph.
You can select up to three metrics simultaneously on a single trend graph. Instead of looking at numbers in isolation, this allows you to see the "story" behind your team's performance.
Example: You can compare Shots with Conversion Rate %. If your total shots are low but your conversion rate is spiking, your team is being highly clinical and efficient. If it's the opposite, you are wasting opportunities.
To filter the line graph:
Click the metrics drop-down menu and select the metric/s you want to view.
Click the number of games filter and select either 'Last 5 games', 'Last 10 games', or 'All season' depending on how many recent matches you want to analyze.
Attacking
The 'Attacking' section provides a comprehensive breakdown of your offensive performance, with all metrics standardized per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Visually maps your team's percentile ranks across key categories, allowing you to instantly spot your greatest offensive strengths.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Distribution
The 'Distribution' section analyzes your team’s passing, possession, and playmaking efficiency, with all metrics standardized per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Visually maps your team's percentile rankings across key passing categories, making it easy to identify your tactical style and strengths.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Set-pieces
The 'Set-Pieces' section evaluates your team's frequency and effectiveness during dead-ball situations, with all metrics standardized per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Maps your team's output across corners, free-kicks, and penalties, letting you easily identify if your restarts are generating strong results.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Goalkeeping
The 'Goalkeeping' section isolates your last line of defense, monitoring both shot-stopping metrics and goalkeeper distribution standardized per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Visually balances defensive interventions against distribution habits.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Other
The 'Other' section tracks secondary match-control, squad rotation, and discipline metrics, standardized per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Provides a quick visual health check of your team's overall discipline and bench integration, plotting percentile ranks for fouls, cards, and substitutions.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Team Matrix
The 'Team Matrix' is a comprehensive, interactive table that provides data on your team's performance. While radar charts and graphs offer quick visual summaries, the Matrix serves as a spreadsheet tool for comparing raw totals, averages, and temporal splits.
The Matrix can be split into:
Attacking
Distribution
Defensive
Goalkeeping
Set-pieces
Other
Sorting and filtering each view is a great way to easily access the data that you are interested in.
To sort and filter:
Click 'Attacking', 'Distribution', 'Defensive', Goalkeeping', 'Set-pieces', or 'Other' to filter by category.
Click 'On' or 'Off' to present data per 90 minutes or not.
Click 'All', 'Home', or 'Away' to filter by if they played at home or away.
Click the headers to sort each column.
Click 'Overall' or 'Half' to sort the table by first or second half.
Click any other header to sort the table by numerical order.
Any underlined data point is clickable and can be viewed with a single click. Apart from viewing them, you can also add the clips to a presentation.
To view a video clip, simply click a data point. From there, you can:
Click a player's name to view a player's individual statistics page.
Add a clip to a presentation. To do so:
Hover over a clip, tick the white box on the right.
Click 'Add to Presentation' in the bottom right.
Select a presentation to add the clip to or add it to a new presentation.
Compare Teams
The 'Compare Teams' page allows you to benchmark up to three teams side by side to evaluate tactical differences, strengths, and performance trends. You will find all the core features from the main statistics page, including radar charts, metrics tables, and trends, now positioned together for direct comparison.
The 'Compare teams' shortcut button can be found on the right of a team's name.
On the 'Compare teams' page, you can:
Add teams to your comparison:
Click '+ Add teams'.
Mark up to three teams (use the search bar for efficiency).
Alter the view on 'Combined' or 'Individual'. In the combined view, the charts of your selected teams will be merged into one. In the individual view, they'll be separated.
Remove teams from the comparison:
Hover over the team name and click the 'X' icon.
Player Statistics
In the players' statistics tab, you’ll be able to deep dive into a wide array of individual performance data, from attacking contributions like goals, assists, and key passes, to defensive work rates like tackles, interceptions, and blocks.
There are a few ways to locate the player statistics.
In a team's overview, each player profile, both in the 'Top Players' section as well as the 'Full Squad', is clickable. Clicking on a player's profile will open their individual statistics page.
You can also reach a player's individual statistics page while viewing clips of them.
To open the player statistics, simply click a player's name in the clip list.
Once you've opened a player's profile, you'll see:
A shortcut button to the 'Compare players' feature.
The played games, goals scored per 90 minutes played, total number of minutes played, goals, and assists.
Shortcut buttons to the 'Statistics' and 'Games' tab.
The player statistics, which continue further down the page.
Outfield Players
The 'Outfield Players' section provides a well-rounded overview of an individual player's tactical impact across multiple facets of the game, with all metrics standardized per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Visually maps the player’s overall performance profile, blending attacking, distribution, and defensive metrics together so you can instantly recognize their tactical style and identify standout strengths.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Shots & Goals
The Shots & Goals section is split into two parts. The first part compares four key metrics, showing the player's performance in the most recent game against their average over the previous 10 matches.
In these tiles, you'll see:
The metric that is measured.
A line graph showing how the performance fluctuates over time.
The number of [metric] during the recent game.
The percentage increase/decrease in performance for your most recent game compared to your team's average over the previous 10 games.
The 'Total Shots & Goals' section provides a deep dive visual and statistical analysis of your team's shooting efficiency, shot selection, and finishing accuracy. Each plot on the map represents the position from which a shot was taken.
The shots and goals are divided into four categories:
Goals (blue plots).
Saved shots (black plots).
Blocked shots (gray plots).
Shots off target (white plots).
All plots can be viewed as video clips directly from the statistics page. From there, you can easily add these clips to a presentation in your Perform account.
To view a video clip, simply click a plot.
To add a clip to a presentation:
Hover over a clip, tick the white box on the right.
Click 'Add to Presentation' in the bottom right.
Select a presentation to add the clip to or add it to a new presentation.
You can switch between three different visual overlays depending on your analytical needs.
Plots: Shows every individual shot as a single coordinate point.
Zones: Group shots into tactical regions of the pitch and goal frame to show high-frequency areas.
Heat Map: Uses color density to instantly highlight your team's most active shooting "hotspots."
To toggle between different views, click 'Plots', 'Zones', or 'Heat Map'.
Trends
The 'Trends' section features an interactive line graph that allows you to visualize and track how the player's performance fluctuates over time. Instead of looking at a single game in isolation, this tool helps you identify patterns, consistency, and progress across a sequence of matches.
The graph can be filtered on:
More than 50 different metrics, such as shots, duels, passes, goalkeeper punts, etc.
Last 5, 10, or all games from the selected season.
In the trends tile, you'll see:
The metric filter.
The games filter.
The line graph.
You can select up to three metrics simultaneously on a single trend graph. Instead of looking at numbers in isolation, this allows you to see the "story" behind your team's performance.
Example: You can compare Shots with Conversion Rate %. If your total shots are low but your conversion rate is spiking, your team is being highly clinical and efficient. If it's the opposite, you are wasting opportunities.
To filter the line graph:
Click the metrics drop-down menu and select the metric/s you want to view.
Click the number of games filter and select either 'Last 5 games', 'Last 10 games', or 'All season' depending on how many recent matches you want to analyze.
Attacking
The 'Attacking' section breaks down an individual player's goal scoring threat and shot creation, with all metrics standardized per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Visually maps the player's offensive presence, letting you instantly identify where they threaten the most.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Distribution
The 'Distribution' section evaluates a player's passing range, ball retention, and playmaking accuracy, per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Details the player's creativity and passing habits, making it easy to see their role in possession.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Defensive
The 'Defensive' section monitors a player's out of possession work rate, structural reliability, and tackling efficiency, standardized per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Maps out the player's overall defensive coverage, charting how effectively they disrupt the opposition's play in both ground and aerial phases.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Set Pieces
The 'Set Pieces' section isolates a player's specific contributions and volume during dead-ball delivery and execution per 90 minutes (p90).
The Radar Chart (Left): Instantly highlights whether a player serves as a primary designated taker or central target during restarts.
The Metrics Table (Right): Pairs with the visual chart to provide exact data, displaying raw metric values, visual percentile indicators, and season averages for precise analysis.
Player Matrix
The 'Player Matrix' is a comprehensive, interactive table that provides data on your players' individual performance. While radar charts and graphs offer quick visual summaries, the Matrix serves as a spreadsheet tool for comparing raw totals, averages, and individual metrics across the squad.
The Matrix can be split into:
Attacking
Distribution
Defensive
Goalkeeping
Set-pieces
Other
Click 'Player Matrix' to view the player matrix.
Sorting and filtering each view is a great way to easily access the data that you are interested in.
To sort and filter:
Click 'Attacking', 'Distribution', 'Defensive', Goalkeeping', 'Set-pieces', or 'Other' to filter by category.
Click 'On' or 'Off' to present data per 90 minutes or not.
Click 'All', 'Home', or 'Away' to filter by whether they played at home or away.
Click the headers to sort each column.
Click 'Player' to sort the table on players in alphabetical order.
Click any other header to sort the table by numerical order.
Any underlined data point is clickable and can be viewed with a single click. Apart from viewing them, you can also add the clips to a presentation.
To view a video clip, simply click a data point. From there, you can:
Click a player's name to view a player's individual statistics page.
Add a clip to a presentation. To do so:
Hover over a clip, tick the white box on the right.
Click 'Add to Presentation' in the bottom right.
Select a presentation to add the clip to or add it to a new presentation.
Compare Players
The 'Compare Players' page allows you to benchmark up to three players from anywhere in the league side by side to evaluate individual performance, tactical profiles, and head-to-head metrics.
The 'Compare players' shortcut button can be found on the right of a player's name.
On the 'Compare players' page, you can:
Add players to your comparison:
Click '+ Add player'.
Mark up to three players (use the search bar for efficiency).
Alter the view on 'Combined' or 'Individual'. In the combined view, the charts of your selected players will be merged into one. In the individual view, they'll be separated.
Remove players from the comparison:
Hover over the player name and click the 'X' icon.