Eight teaching fixtures
Match Analysis
Eight teaching fixtures from StatsBomb open data, including one Premier League match. Each published page includes xG Timeline, Half, and Transition modules, plus the existing maps — with how-to-read notes and limitations.
Open event data · educational annotations by StarkPitch
No account needed — open any published fixture and read the visuals freely.
xG Timeline, Half, and Transition modules are on every published fixture. Eight teaching matches are live. This is a teaching catalogue, not a complete match archive.
Eight teaching fixtures are published. Further Match Analysis pages appear only when a new teaching contrast is ready — not to fill an archive.
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Argentina 3–3 France
FIFA World Cup 2022Process vs outcome
Final · December 18, 2022 · AET · Argentina won on penalties
Argentina create the larger combined-xG sample in regulation and extra time. France’s shot process arrives late. The shoot-out is a separate slice — not a verdict on the match process.
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England 1–2 France
FIFA World Cup 2022Set-piece xG vs open-play xG
Quarter-finals · December 10, 2022 · France won in regulation
England’s combined xG is larger because of restarts, including two penalties. France’s open-play shot process is larger. A larger combined total is not a verdict on the result.
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Morocco 1–0 Portugal
FIFA World Cup 2022Transition rates vs set-piece goal
Quarter-finals · December 10, 2022 · Morocco won in regulation
Portugal progressed more often within ten seconds of winning the ball. The only goal was still a set-piece header. A higher transition rate is not a verdict on the result.
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Morocco 0–0 Spain
FIFA World Cup 2022Deep block vs possession
Round of 16 · December 6, 2022 · AET · Morocco won on penalties
Spain’s possession volume does not become the larger shot process. Morocco stay compact. The shoot-out is a separate slice — not a verdict on the match process.
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Brazil 4–1 South Korea
FIFA World Cup 2022Chance quality vs possession share
Round of 16 · December 5, 2022 · Brazil won in regulation
Brazil’s shot process opened a large combined-xG gap. Progressive-pass share stayed similar. A wide gap on the xG Timeline is not a verdict that the scoreline was inevitable.
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Netherlands 3–1 United States
FIFA World Cup 2022Penalty-light set-piece vs open play
Round of 16 · December 3, 2022 · Netherlands won in regulation
The United States’ combined xG is larger because of restarts. The Netherlands’ open-play shot process is larger. A larger combined total is not a verdict on the result.
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Germany 1–2 Japan
FIFA World Cup 2022Upset / process noise
Group Stage · November 23, 2022 · Japan came from behind
Recoveries are even; the 10-second window still differs. The late scoreline is not proved by the recovery count.
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Leicester City 0–0 Manchester City
Premier League 2015/16Club 0–0 with a phase split
Matchweek 19 · December 29, 2015 · 0–0 in regulation
A 0–0 can still have a process split. Manchester City lead combined xG because of restarts. Leicester City lead open-play xG. A larger combined total is not a verdict on the result.
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