Match Center User Guide

Page aliases: Match Center, Match Centre, Match Load, Match Overview, Match Analysis Page
Best for: Coaches, analysts, scouts, club staff, federation staff, and KoraStats support/AI assistants
Main job of this page: Help users understand one match in detail through score information, video, reports, team analysis, player analysis, event maps, and clips.

Quick Answer Summary

Use the Match Center when you want to open one match and review everything related to it: match score, teams, lineups, video, team statistics, player statistics, event maps, and downloadable assets. The most common actions are:
User wants to…Go here / Click this
Return to the main match screenOverview
Open home team analysisClick the home team name in the top toolbar
Open away team analysisClick the away team name in the top toolbar
Open a player reportClick Squad, then select the player
Watch the match videoClick Show Video
Download the match videoClick Video or Download Video
Download a match reportClick Report beside the team
Download highlightsClick Highlight
Download ball-in-play videoClick Ball in Play
Play an event videoClick an event marker or play button
Add events to clipsSelect events, then click Add to Clip

AI Answer Hints

Use this section to help an AI assistant answer user questions quickly.
If the user asks…Answer from this section
“Where do I watch the video?”Watch Match Video
“How do I download the match?”Download Match Assets
“How do I see a player?”Open a Player Analysis View
“How do I see team stats?”Open a Team Analysis View
“What is Ball Won?”Ball Won Views
“What is Ball Lost?”Ball Lost Views
“How do I make clips?”Create Clips from Events
“Why can’t I see the match?”Access and Empty States
“Why is a button missing?”Tips and Notes

Page URL

The Match Center opens from a match link.
https://premium.korastats.pro/index.php?module=main&page=Match&action=Load&match_id=<match_id>&season_id=<season_id>
The match_id and season_id change depending on the match.

How to Access the Match Center

  1. Open Platform from the left sidebar.
  2. Select Matches.
  3. Open the match you want to review.
When the match opens, the breadcrumb normally shows:
Platform > Match > Home Team Score Away Team
Click the match breadcrumb or Overview to return to the main match overview.

Access and Empty States

If the user is not allowed to open the match, the page shows:
You are not allowed to view this match
This usually means the user does not have access to that match, or the match could not be loaded for their account. Access rules are not explained inside the page, so support should confirm the user’s subscription, team/federation access, and match availability.

Page Layout

The Match Center has four main areas.
AreaWhat the user sees
Match OverviewScore, teams, coaches, officials, timeline, xG, possession, summary cards, lineup, and match charts.
Team AnalysisTeam-level reports such as formation, passes, crosses, attacks, ball won, ball lost, ball receive, fouls, attempts, and dribbles.
Player AnalysisPlayer-level reports such as profile, passes, attempts, ball won, ball lost, ball receive, defensive actions, dribbles, and heatmap.
VideoMatch video player, streams, halves, and download actions.

Top Match Toolbar

The toolbar is the fastest way to move around the match.
Button / ControlWhat it does
OverviewReturns to the main match overview.
Home team nameOpens analysis for the home team.
Away team nameOpens analysis for the away team.
SquadOpens the player list for that team.
ReportDownloads the selected team’s match report, when available.
VideoOpens the match video download options.
HighlightOpens highlight download options, when available.
Ball in PlayOpens ball-in-play download options, when available.
Show VideoOpens the match video player.

Squad Dropdown

Use Squad to open a player directly from the match. The squad list can show:
  • Player image
  • Player name or nickname
  • Shirt number
  • Position
  • Minutes played
Click a player to open that player’s analysis page inside the Match Center. If there is no squad data, the page shows:
No squad available

Match Overview

The overview is the default page when a match opens.

Match Header

The match header gives the basic match information:
  • Home team and away team
  • Team logos
  • Coaches
  • Match score
  • Penalty shootout score, when available
  • Live time, when the match is live
  • Stadium
  • Kickoff date and time
  • Referee, assistant referees, and 4th referee
The team names and coach names can open their profile pages.

Timeline

The timeline shows important match events across the game. Users can:
  1. Hover over an event marker to see event details.
  2. Click an event marker to open the event video.
The event tooltip can show:
  • Half
  • Event time
  • Team
  • Player
  • Event details

Match Summary Cards

The overview can show comparison cards for both teams. Common cards include:
CardWhat it helps the user understand
Match StoryxG, chances, attempts, and possession.
Build-UpPassing volume, successful passes, and passing accuracy.
Final ThirdCrosses and dribbles.
AdministrativeFouls, corners, and offsides.
Defensive ActionsBall won and ball lost totals.
PPDAPressing intensity indicators.
Match DurationActual ball time and possession time.

Match Charts

The overview can also include charts and visual sections such as:
  • Race Chart xG vs Goals
  • Possession
  • Fouls Committed
  • Starting Lineup & Match Contribution
  • Penetration
  • Possession by Third
  • Attacking Flow
  • Match Transition Play
  • Possession Control Risk
Some charts only appear when the needed data is available.

Watch Match Video

Use Show Video to open the video player.

Steps

  1. Click Show Video in the top toolbar.
  2. Choose a stream, if more than one stream is available.
  3. Choose the half, such as Half 1 or Half 2.
  4. Use the video player controls to watch the match.

What the Video View Includes

The video view can show:
  • Available streams
  • Available halves
  • Video player
  • Download Video
  • Download Highlight
  • Download Ball in Play

Download Match Assets

The Match Center can provide several download options depending on match status and video availability.

Download Match Report

  1. Find the required team in the top toolbar.
  2. Click Report beside that team.
  3. The report downloads when it is available.

Download Match Video

  1. Click Video in the top toolbar, or click Download Video in the video view.
  2. Select the available download option.
Visible download options can include:
  • XML File BASIC
  • XML File Intermediate
  • XML File Advanced
  • Match Video

Download Highlight

  1. Click Highlight.
  2. Select the available stream or quality.
  3. Download the available highlight file.

Download Ball in Play

  1. Click Ball in Play.
  2. Select the available stream, quality, or dimension.
  3. Download the ball-in-play file or link.

Open a Team Analysis View

Team analysis helps users understand how one team performed in the match.

Steps

  1. Click the home or away team name in the top toolbar.
  2. Select the team analysis section you want.
  3. Use the filters, pitch zones, event lists, and video actions to review details.

Available Team Views

Team viewFriendly explanation
FormationShows the team setup.
Dynamic FormationShows how the team shape changed during the match.
Ball ReceiveShows where the team received the ball.
Ball LostShows where the team lost possession.
Ball WonShows where the team recovered or won the ball.
Foul CommittedShows where and how the team committed fouls.
Foul AwardedShows fouls awarded to the team.
AttemptsShows shots and attempt locations.
PassesShows passing activity.
CrossShows crossing actions and outcomes.
AttacksShows attacking sequences and attack events.
DribblesShows dribbles and take-ons.

How Team Event Maps Work

Many team views use a pitch map. Typical workflow:
  1. Select a category, such as All, Success, Fail, or a specific event type.
  2. Click a pitch zone to focus on that area.
  3. Review the events from that zone.
  4. Click the play button to watch the event video.
  5. Select events and add them to clips when the view supports clipping.

Open a Player Analysis View

Player analysis helps users focus on one player inside the match.

Steps

  1. Click Squad for the home or away team.
  2. Select the player.
  3. Choose the player analysis section you need.
  4. Use maps, filters, and event lists to review the player’s actions.

Available Player Views

Player viewFriendly explanation
ProfilePlayer overview for the match.
PassPlayer passing actions.
AttemptsPlayer shots and attempts.
Ball LostWhere the player lost the ball.
Ball WonWhere the player won or recovered the ball.
Ball ReceiveWhere the player received the ball.
DefensivePlayer defensive actions.
DribblePlayer dribbles and take-ons.
HeatmapPlayer activity and touch locations.

Player Event Lists

Player views can show an event list beside or below the pitch map. The event list can include:
  • Half
  • Time
  • Event type
  • Result
  • Zone
  • X/Y location
  • Play button
  • Event checkbox
  • Add to Clip button

Event Maps and Categories

This section explains common event map labels in simple user language.

Ball Won Views

Ball Won means actions where the team or player regained possession or successfully challenged for the ball. Common categories:
CategoryMeaning
Ball RecoverThe player/team recovered possession.
Intercept / Intercept WonThe player/team intercepted the opponent’s action.
Tackle / Tackle WonThe player/team won the ball through a tackle.
Aerial WonThe player/team won an aerial duel.

Ball Lost Views

Ball Lost means actions where the team or player lost possession. Common categories:
CategoryMeaning
Ball Lost Under PressurePossession was lost while pressured.
Dribble FailA dribble attempt failed.
Ball Received FailA reception failed.
Aerial LostAn aerial duel was lost.

Ball Receive Views

Ball Receive shows where the team or player received the ball. Categories:
CategoryMeaning
SuccessThe ball receive action was successful.
FailThe ball receive action failed.

Attempts Views

Attempts show shots or shooting attempts. Common result categories:
CategoryMeaning
GoalThe attempt resulted in a goal.
SavedThe attempt was on target and saved.
BlockedThe attempt was blocked.
Off TargetThe attempt missed the target.
BarsThe attempt hit the post or crossbar.

Cross Views

Cross shows crossing actions. Common cross types:
CategoryMeaning
All CrossesAll cross events.
Corner CrossesCrosses from corners.
Freekick CrossesCrosses from free kicks.
Open Play CrossesCrosses during open play.
Throw-in CrossesCrosses from throw-ins.

Dribble Views

Dribbles show dribbles and take-ons. Common categories:
CategoryMeaning
Dribble SuccessSuccessful dribble.
Dribble FailFailed dribble.
Take-On SuccessSuccessful take-on.
Take-On FailFailed take-on.

Foul Committed Views

Foul Committed shows fouls committed by the selected team. Common categories:
CategoryMeaning
FoulStandard foul.
HandballHandball offense.
PenaltyPenalty-related foul.
Bad BehaviorMisconduct or bad-behavior event.

Create Clips from Events

Some event lists allow users to select events and add them to clips.

Steps

  1. Open a team or player event view.
  2. Select one or more event checkboxes.
  3. Click Add to Clip.
  4. Open the clip basket from the top bar if you want to review your saved clips.
The page can show a selected count beside the clipping action.

Watch an Event Video

Events can be opened in the video modal from timelines, maps, and event lists.

Steps

  1. Find the event you want to review.
  2. Click the event marker or play button.
  3. The video modal opens, if video is available.
  4. Watch the event clip.
If no event video is available, the modal can show:
No video available
Sorry, we do not have a video to show for this selection yet.

Grid System

The Grid System controls the pitch-zone layout used by the event maps. Use it when you want to change how the field is divided into zones.

Steps

  1. Click Grid System from the match overview toolbar.
  2. Select the grid configuration.
  3. Click Load.
The selected grid affects pitch-zone views such as ball receive, ball lost, ball won, crosses, dribbles, fouls, attempts, and player maps.

Common Questions

Why can’t I see the match?

The page may show You are not allowed to view this match. This means the match is not available to your account or permissions. Contact your KoraStats administrator or support team.

Why can’t I see the video buttons?

Video buttons normally depend on video and stream availability. If the match has no available stream, video-related actions may be hidden.

Why can’t I download highlights?

Highlight downloads may depend on match status and whether highlight files were generated.

Why is a team or player section empty?

A section may be empty when the related data is not available yet, the match has not been processed, or the selected player/team has no events for that view.

How do I go back from a team or player page?

Click Overview in the top toolbar or click the match breadcrumb.

How do I review only one player?

Click Squad, select the player, then choose the player analysis view such as Pass, Attempts, Ball Won, Ball Lost, Ball Receive, Dribble, or Heatmap.

How do I find events from one pitch area?

Open a map-based view, then click a pitch zone. The event list updates to show events from that area.

Tips and Notes

  • Some buttons appear only when the required match data exists.
  • Some downloads appear only after the match has been processed.
  • Video playback depends on video availability.
  • Event maps depend on the selected grid system.
  • Use Overview as the safest way to reset your view back to the main match page.
  • Use Squad when you want to move from match/team analysis to player analysis.

Standard Platform Controls

This page uses the standard KoraStats platform layout. For the left menu, top bar, notifications, background jobs, clip basket, user profile menu, and global search behavior, refer to the shared Platform Navigation guide.

Questions / Confirmations Needed

  • Should the public name be Match Center or Match Centre? The current guide uses Match Center.
  • Should XML download options be shown to all users, or only internal/admin users?
  • Should Grid System be shown in customer documentation, or kept for internal/support documentation only?
  • Should Add to Clip be described as adding directly to the clip basket, or does it open another confirmation step in some cases?