tactics board · premier league
Real squads, real numbers, and a pitch you can actually drag. Make the shape you're describing, export the graphic, and publish while the take is still warm.
the problem
You watched the match. You know exactly which pivot got isolated and why the left side kept collapsing. Then you open Keynote, drag eleven grey circles around, type the names from memory, get two of them wrong, and the moment has passed.
Professional tools solve this. They also cost more per season than most independent analysts make in a year.
what it does
Pick a club and the current squad loads with shirt numbers. Synced weekly, and again on deadline day. You will never type a player's name.
Twelve formation presets to start from, then move markers freely. The label says 4-2-3-1; the positions say what you actually mean.
Tap a player for minutes, appearances, and metrics that match their position. Every card shows when the data was last pulled.
Arrows for runs, passes, and press triggers. Shade the space you're claiming. A board that carries the argument, not just the lineup.
Rendered server-side at 16:9 and 4:5, so it looks the same on every device. No screenshotting, no cropping.
Save, duplicate, and revisit. Build a series across a campaign and show how a side actually changed.
what it doesn't do
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