FerPilot · Football Intelligence Exploration

Inspired by the Executive Formula 1 dashboard from David Hurtado — Telemetría F1 · GP de Bélgica 2026 · Spa-Francorchamps · Antonelli vs Verstappen.

THE FINAL

Match Intelligence
HomeSPAIN
1 — 0
AwayARGENTINA
Kick-off19 JUL 2026 · 15:00 New York/New Jersey Stadium · Match 104

The score field stored in the event file reads 0 – 0. The recorded events and the post-match report both show 1 – 0. This experience uses the evidence, not the metadata — see About the data.

Recorded events · 141 minutes

Press play and watch where the final was actually played.

Every mark below is a recorded match event at its recorded pitch coordinate. Spain attack to the right, Argentina to the left. Nothing between two events is drawn, because nothing between two events was measured.

1'First half
SPAIN ▶  ·  ◀ ARGENTINA
Live event replay
Pass Shot Recovery Defensive Turnover
Insight → Evidence → Exploration

What the data tells us.

Eight moments, each one selected because the recorded events support it. Select a moment and the pitch, the clock and the metrics move to the evidence behind it.

—Select a moment
SPAIN ▶  ·  ◀ ARGENTINA
Evidence view · recorded events

Why the data supports it

Select a story moment to load its evidence onto the pitch.

Individual event footprints

Where each player actually touched the final.

These are recorded on-ball events only. There is no tracking data in the source, so there is no movement path, no off-ball position and no continuous heat map here — only the places a player is recorded as having acted.

Squad

By touches
—Select a player
ATTACKING ▶
Recorded events · not tracking

Event density by zone

Derived · counts of recorded events

Recorded actions

Only metrics the event data supports

Spain v Argentina, measured.

Every figure below is counted directly from the 2,086 recorded events or derived from them by a stated rule. Nothing is modelled, estimated or imported.

Team totals

Full match

Average position of a recorded touch, by period

Measured on each team's own attacking axis: 0 = own goal line, 100 = opponent goal line. Argentina cross the halfway line in one period only — the last one, a goal and a man down.

Shot map · every recorded attempt

20 Spain attempts
2 Argentina attempts
Both teams normalised to attack right. Marker size shows nothing but event type — the source contains no expected-goals value.

Second source · the post-match report

Metrics the event feed cannot produce

Source · post-match report
The official report measures things the event file never records — pressures, line breaks, recovery time, phases of play. None of these figures can be recomputed from the events, so they are shown separately and never mixed into the counts above. Read together they say the same thing twice: Argentina worked harder off the ball and got the ball back slower.
Argentina applied 48% more pressures than Spain and still needed 22.3 seconds to win the ball back against Spain's 10.2. They spent a third of the final in a low block. Spain recorded 251 receptions in the final third; Argentina 52.
Data credibility is part of the product

About the data.

What this is built from, what was corrected, what is derived, and what cannot honestly be shown.