Sample work - New England Revolution 1-2 Inter Miami CF

New England Revolution 1-2 Inter Miami CF

Sample work: pages from a 23-page post-match report on New England Revolution 1-2 Inter Miami CF (MLS, 1 November 2026), built only from public match data a few hours after the game. It covers the match, the four phases of play, shots, goals, set pieces, players and how this game compares with the previous 18 since July.

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What the report showed

Three points from the numbers.

01 - TWO HALVES

New England first, Miami second

Before the break New England had 6 shots (0.75 expected goals) to Miami's 3 (0.12). After it, Miami had 11 (1.79) to New England's 7 (0.49). Gazdag, Berterame and Messi scored at 53, 69 and 83 minutes.

02 - TWO DATA FEEDS

They disagree, and the report shows why

Expected goals were 1.25 to 1.92 on one feed and 1.37 to 1.31 on the other. Most of the gap is four Miami shots in 7 seconds at minute 65, summed one by one.

03 - LABELLED HONESTLY

What is counted and what needs video

Each figure is marked as direct data, estimate or needs video. How the 87th-minute own goal came about, and what triggers the pressing, cannot be read from the data and are listed as open.

Inside the report

Six of the 23 pages.

The report was written in Spanish, so its pages are shown in Spanish.

Report page: The match on one page. Score, goals and the team numbers from both data feeds. — **The match on one page.** Score, goals and the team numbers from both data feeds.

Report page: Shot maps. 13 shots for New England and 14 for Miami, sized by expected goals. — **Shot maps.** 13 shots for New England and 14 for Miami, sized by expected goals.

Report page: The four phases of play. This match against the 18 games since July, phase by phase. — **The four phases of play.** This match against the 18 games since July, phase by phase.

Report page: Offensive transition. The counter-attack that produced New England's best chance, drawn on the pitch. — **Offensive transition.** The counter-attack that produced New England's best chance, drawn on the pitch.

Report page: Defensive transition. What followed a loss of the ball, with the one-match caution beside it. — **Defensive transition.** What followed a loss of the ball, with the one-match caution beside it.

Report page: Clues for the next match. What the match suggests for the next opponent, with the evidence behind each point. — **Clues for the next match.** What the match suggests for the next opponent, with the evidence behind each point.

Honest about the limits

What this sample cannot show.

It uses public match data only. Positions come from on-ball events, not tracking, so players off the ball are not seen. Different data services give different expected goals; the report shows both side by side and does not treat either as the true value. Every figure is marked as direct data, an estimate, or something that needs match video.

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Data usedPublic match events, team and player statistics.

DeliveredHours after the final whistle, as a 23-page report.

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