SOCCER VIDEO ANALYSIS
Upload a recorded match, review likely goals, follow a player, check the stats and match report against linked clips, then ask follow-up questions.
Real app footage. Review likely goals. Follow a player. Explore actions. Check the report against the footage.1
How it works
The first breakdown is fully automatic. No manual tagging is needed to get started.
Add the match recording with team and kit information so each side can be told apart.
The system tracks visible players and ball movement, identifies teams, and builds a breakdown of the action.
Check statistics and the draft report against the moments they were built from.
Open a reference in the report and watch the recorded passages behind the observation.
The analysis
Follow BKV Norrtälje vs Uppsala Kurd through recorded moments, team statistics, player profiles and the match report. This 49:35 recording covers the second half; times start at video 00:00.
Per-second observations are grouped into recorded actions, so you can go from a pass, recovery or shot straight to the footage behind it.
Compare the teams’ recorded shots, passes, recoveries and other actions. Select a total in the app to inspect the moments behind it.
Players are identified by team and readable shirt numbers. Tracking can continue without a readable number, though some uncertainty can remain.
A draft tactical report covers both teams in and out of possession, transitions and set pieces, written from the recorded evidence.
Agent Chat
Once the analysis is ready, open Agent Chat to ask follow-up questions about teams, players and recorded actions, and inspect the supporting moments.
Ask about a player by team and shirt number, like Uppsala number 3, inspect the recorded player stats, then watch the linked goal.1
Chat is for your own completed analysis. It isn’t included in the public demo.
Start with a team, player or moment.
Finish the analysis. Wait for your match to complete.
Open Agent Chat. Use the button on the completed match page.
Ask, then inspect. Open the supporting clips behind events and statistics.
Answers build on the recorded analysis. Use the linked footage to check them.
Technical understanding
Pelayar combines player tracking with visual analysis of the action. It turns what is visible in your recording into moments, player involvement and a match report you can check against the footage.
Three separate readings of the same footage. One can be clear while another is still uncertain.
Pelayar detects visible players and connects their movement through each sequence. Team colours, appearance and readable numbers help link separate sequences to the same player. Crossings, players blocking each other, camera cuts or leaving the view can break that link, so one player may appear in several sequences and identities are sometimes mixed.
A player can be followed without a readable number. Tracking references stay behind the scenes, so only shirt numbers the footage supports appear on screen. Watch this player highlights the selected player where tracking is available; a missing highlight means tracking is unavailable in that view, not that they left the pitch.
Play-by-play examines ball movement and the visible action around it to identify passes, recoveries, shots and other moments. An action can count for a team without being linked to one player. That adds context when identity is uncertain, though it cannot always reconnect a broken player link.
Attempts receive a closer review around the action and the goalmouth. A celebration or restart alone is not treated as proof, and a small, hidden or off-screen ball can leave the outcome unresolved. Goals remain AI estimates.
Action totals are counted from recorded moments. The report draws on those moments and links observations back to clips, so you can inspect the supporting footage.
Possession is estimated from observed control, with unclear or contested periods kept separate. Pitch maps need usable tracking and visible field markings, so coverage varies. Neither is an official statistic or exact measurement.
A stable, elevated view, distinct kits and readable numbers help most. Small far-side players, blur, crowding, cuts and similar kits make it harder. Zoom brings the action closer but cannot add detail the recording never captured.
Your footage
A full match or a selected sequence both work, as long as the recording is readable.
Questions
Costs, processing time and what to expect from your recording.
The credit cost depends on the length of footage you choose to analyse and the current soccer-analysis rate. You see the estimated credit cost before you confirm and start. You can adjust the selected footage before confirming. See pricing for plans and included credits.
There isn’t a fixed turnaround. Processing time depends on the recording’s length and resolution, the work needed to track and identify players, and available processing capacity. A full match can take longer than its running time. Once the upload has finished and analysis has started, you can leave the page and return to check progress and results.
Pelayar detects players and the ball, links player movement through sequences, and uses team colours and readable shirt numbers to help identify players. It then examines the action, reviews possible goals and builds statistics and a match report linked to the footage. The initial breakdown is automatic; you don’t need to tag every action yourself.
No. Use the footage you already have. A wide, stable view where players, ball and field are visible gives the analysis the most to work with.
Upload an MP4/MPEG4 recording up to 10 GB. Soccer analysis supports up to 2 hours of selected footage, so you can analyse a full match, one half or a shorter passage. Use footage you have permission to upload and analyse.
Choose Analyze soccer video, sign in and add your recording with the team and kit details. You need enough credits for the analysis and available account storage. The upload screen checks your storage before starting. The saved videos count towards your storage allowance, and you may need more space for the finished outputs.
Players are identified by team and readable shirt numbers. Movement can still be tracked when a number is unreadable, but the player may remain unidentified. Small or blurred numbers, similar kits and players blocking each other can cause missing or mixed identities. Only supported shirt numbers appear on the video; use Watch this player to highlight the selected player where tracking is available.
You get recorded moments, original and annotated playback views, a closer view of the action, player review, action totals, estimated possession and a match report covering both teams. Select a statistic, player or report reference to inspect the supporting moments where available. These are AI estimates, so check important findings against the footage.
Yes. Once your analysis is ready, open Agent Chat from the completed match to ask about teams, players, recorded actions and statistics, and to inspect the supporting clips. Chat works on your own private analysis. The public demo is for exploring an existing result and doesn’t include it. Answers rely on the saved analysis, which can have gaps or identity mistakes, so check the clips.
No. Watch the videos on this page or open the public match demo without an account. Explore the saved player cards, statistics, report and linked footage. Agent Chat is disabled in the public demo. Sign in when you are ready to analyse your own recording.
We keep a compressed source video for playback alongside the required analysis videos. The raw upload is removed only after the compressed video and analysis have been verified. If verification fails, the source is preserved. Keep your own copy if you need the original-quality recording.
Uploading a match does not automatically publish it as a public demo. Your analysis is accessed through your signed-in account; the public demo linked here is a separately published example.
No. Totals come from AI-detected recorded actions, and goals are estimates. Treat them as a starting point and check them against the footage.
1. Demo footage: Forza Viggan · BKV Norrtälje vs Uppsala Kurd, second half · CC Attribution (reuse allowed). AI analysis and editing by Pelayar. Full credits · Chat video credits.