Match result and replay

After the final whistle the match page opens on the result: the score, the goalscorers, the man of the match and a short explanation of why the game ended the way it did.

Score

At the top are the club names, the score and a "Win", "Draw" or "Defeat" tag from your club's point of view. If a cup match went to a penalty shootout, you see that under the score too. Next to it are the stadium, attendance and weather, and below — who scored and in which minute.

Man of the match and ratings

Every player gets a rating for the match. The "Man of the Match" block shows the best one — with goals, assists and rating — and below him three more top performers. The colour of a rating reflects the level of play, from poor to outstanding. Every player's rating is in the "Lineups" tab.

"Why"

One sentence that explains the result through statistics: one side was more clinical in front of goal, one dominated the chances, one won without the ball or played a man down after a sending-off. Below it are three comparison bars: possession, shots and shots on target.

This is an explanation from the final statistics, not the game's internal calculation: it shows you where to look, not the formula behind the result.

Momentum

The "Momentum" strip splits the match into segments. Bars above the axis are the home side's attacks, below the axis the away side's, in the club colours; a square at the edge marks a goal. You can see when a team took over the game and whether it turned that into goals.

When the replay is ready, you can tap a segment — the replay starts from that moment.

2D replay

The replay loads only when you open it: the "Watch replay" button in the result block or on the poster below. Playback can be paused.

• "Replay is being prepared" — the report is ready and the frames will appear soon; press "Check again".
• "Replay unavailable" — there is no recorded replay for this match; the report and events remain.

Statistics and lineups

Under the replay is the match commentary, and next to it (on a phone, in tabs) "Statistics" (possession, shots, corners, fouls, offsides, cards) and "Lineups" (starting XI, bench, ratings, goals and cards of every player).

What next

In your own match the "Tune tactics for the next match" button takes you straight to "Tactics". Do not rebuild everything because of one result: look at "Why" and the momentum, change one thing and test it in a friendly — as "Tactics: the basics" suggests.