Services / Soccer reporting
A clearer report.
A more repeatable process.
Statistical support for soccer analysts working with their own data. Start with a report review, improve a repeated workflow, or discuss ongoing help.
You bring the soccer context. I help check the numbers, explain their limits and document the analysis.
Choose the need closest to yours
Three ways to work together.
The review has a fixed starting scope. Reporting projects and ongoing support are quoted after we understand your inputs and workload.
| Your need | Starting point | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| “I need a second look at this report.” | Soccer Data & Reporting Review | $500 one time |
| “I rebuild the same report every month.” | Repeatable Reporting Project | Fixed quote after scoping |
| “I need a regular statistical sounding board.” | Ongoing Statistical Support | Monthly quote after scoping |
01 / A focused first engagement
Soccer Data & Reporting Review
For an analyst with an existing report and one question about its numbers or interpretation. A useful first step when you want to see how we work together.
What you receive
- Checks for missing values, inconsistent totals, denominators and relevant calculations.
- A prioritized findings memo, up to two pages, explaining issues and limitations.
- Up to three descriptive charts when useful to the agreed question.
- Reproducible output where feasible within the accepted scope.
- A 30-minute handoff and one consolidated clarification round, up to 30 minutes.
“Our results improved over six matches. Does the report give enough evidence to say our performance improved?”
Illustrative question only; see the fictional demonstration.This review excludes video tagging, live feeds, new predictive models, tactical recommendations and open-ended integrations. It does not certify an entire dataset or guarantee a sporting outcome.
Ask about the $500 review02 / A separately scoped project
Repeatable Reporting Project
For an analyst who repeatedly turns compatible data exports into the same tables, charts or client report.
Define the output first
We agree on one input format, one reporting workflow and a clear handoff. Depending on the scope, the project can include documented calculation steps, reusable charts, report-generation code and a run guide.
We check the workflow against an agreed example and confirm which steps remain manual. A project starts only after its deliverables, time allowance, fee and acceptance criteria are written down.
Discuss a reporting projectData licensing, extensive cleaning, new source formats, integrations, hosting and ongoing maintenance are not assumed included. We identify any such needs before quoting. Time savings are assessed on your workflow rather than promised in advance.
03 / For an established workflow
Ongoing Statistical Support
For teams with repeated reporting questions that fit a predictable monthly allocation.
A defined monthly scope
Support can cover checks on compatible data exports, interpretation of agreed metrics, review of recurring report outputs and a scheduled discussion of findings.
We usually start with a review or reporting project to establish the workload. Monthly support is a separate decision and agreement; a pilot never converts automatically.
Discuss recurring supportNo unlimited requests or revisions. Live-match coverage, urgent turnaround and additional workflows are not included unless expressly quoted and accepted.
Before we begin
A simple fit check.
This works best when…
- You already have structured data and permission to use it.
- You have a specific report, question or repeat workflow.
- Your team can supply the soccer context and review interpretations.
Start with a description
Please don't send identifiable athlete records, health data, confidential attachments or passwords through the inquiry form. Material-sharing arrangements come after the initial conversation.
These services support statistical reporting. They do not provide coaching, medical advice, player-selection guarantees or betting recommendations.
Tell me where the reporting gets difficult.
Describe what you produce, the data format you have and the decision the report supports. We can identify a sensible starting scope.