Reading and printing the post-match report
Updated on 23 October 2026
With the Statistics module, every finished match has a report: per-athlete numbers, on-court balance, team totals, goalkeepers and timeline, ready to print.
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The report sums up a finished match: what each athlete did, what happened to the team with them on court, the team totals and the timeline. It is part of the Statistics module and exists for any finished match, whether recorded live or with the match sheet closed by hand.
Opening the report
- On the match page, choose the "Report" tab.
- In Live recording, on the "Finished" tab, select "Report".
- At the end of a live recording, select "View report".
What it shows
- "Squad": one row per athlete, with their role (starter or substitute), minutes, goals, assists, shots, cards and fouls. The last four columns are what happened to the team with the athlete on court: goals scored, goals conceded, the balance (+/−) and the balance per 20 minutes (/20min). Hover over a column heading to see what it counts.
- "Team totals": goals scored and conceded, fouls per period, whether the 5th foul was reached, cards, shots and saves.
- "Goalkeepers": each goalkeeper's minutes and the goals conceded while they were on court, with the save percentage.
- "Timeline": the match events in the order they happened.
Where the numbers come from
The minutes are those written on the match sheet: for a match recorded live, the clock's; for a match recorded by hand, the ones you typed on the sheet. If you left an athlete's minutes blank, the report works them out from the starters and the substitutions recorded.
Printing
Select "Print", next to the report.