Share of time on ball. Chains are unbroken spells; possessions are individual touches.
First possession crossing the m line [ASSUMED pending domain review]. [OPEN] Denominators computed both raw and merged.
Shot at goal, put into play, or advantage played. Distance is from the taking spot to the goal being attacked.
Each period of play on its own, then the match.
✓ kept, ✕ lost, dashed = contested. Struck from inside the small parallelogram; the origin tap is preserved and the line shows the strike. Kept = no turnover within plottable events. A break spell inside that window makes it a contest, settled by whoever held the ball for two possessions after — or by the shooting side if a shot came first. Sens = [ASSUMED pending domain review].
Consecutive taps inside a chain — where the ball travelled and which way. Thickness is how often that move was made. [ASSUMED pending domain review]
Shot execution mapping. ✓ scored, ✕ not.
Where shots were struck from, measured to the centre of the goal being attacked. Every attempt with a tapped origin, scored or not. Struck frees and 65s carry their taking spot as the origin. .
Cumulative points-equivalent, one line per team, starting from the carried score. Goals ringed.
Uninterrupted scoring spells of or more, listed in order. Marked spells reached points or more.
Where possession changed hands, credited to the side that won the ball. Ends labelled, never flipped.
Roanmore v Fourmilewater. Pitch coordinates exactly as tapped — each panel keeps that side’s real attacking direction for that period.
Reading the pitches. Every possession that ended in a shot is drawn twice. The small grey circle is where that possession began; the disc or cross is where the shot was struck. The faint line is the actual tapped chain — each bend is a tap, not a straight join from start to shot. A long winding line means they carried it; a short line or a dot means the shot came almost immediately.
Possessions begin in different ways, so the grey circles are not all the same kind of event. Some sit on the goal line because the possession began with that side’s own puckout. Others sit out the field because the ball was won in play — a turnover, a sideline, a free, or open play following a broken ball. The breakdown under each pitch says which.
Possession began: 1 puckout, 9 turnover, 1 free.
Possession began: 5 turnover, 4 free, 1 sideline.
Possession began: 1 puckout, 2 turnover, 1 free.
Possession began: 2 puckout, 13 turnover, 1 free, 1 sideline, 3 open play.
Distances measured to the centre of the goal being attacked. Struck frees and 65s carry their taking spot as the origin. Faint lines follow every tap in the shooting chain, not a straight join from start to shot. 8 attempts carried no strike tap, so they are not plotted here and sit outside the shot-distance figures above (3 Roanmore, 5 Fourmilewater). Fourmilewater are drawn in ink rather than #FFFFFF: the club colour is too light to be seen on this pitch, and an unreadable mark is worse than a dark one. The club colour is recorded in full at the foot of the page. CSV roanmore_v_fourmilewater.csv · v10 chain tracks.
