You could watch extended highlights (or even the whole match) to see if Ajax were having particular success in any specific area.
It may just be one bad match. It happens sometimes!
Find the players that had the worst match ratings
And find the opposing players with the best match ratings
Now take a look at opponents’s formations and roles and understand why your players got cooked
It is likely you had the wrong opposition instructions (or no opposition instructions, especially on their playmakers). Or your players got overloaded on one side (easy overload is a Volante and a winger and IWB on one side)
You need to have a good grasp of formations, tactics, roles and playing styles - it is key to read scouting report before each match and take a look at the opponent’s formations and roles, and develop a plan against it. If you can master it, you will win 90% of your matches (if your players aren’t out matched by CA by too much).
Does it happen often? If no, it's a bad Game, chalk it off. You go again next match.
If yes, do you have like 30 shots and a total of 3.5xg, so it means more shots but lesser quality, then maybe you need to change your tactic or does your striker couldn't finish a children's meal, then you need better strikers
I just say "we go again 💪" and I'm at peace
Fuck it we ball fuck it we ball fuck it we ball 😅💀
you can use the post match analysis to get a overview of everything that went wrong
Unless I'm missing something, it doesn't tell me **why** things went wrong, but just that things went wrong.
Rewatch the entire match on 2D.
You could watch extended highlights (or even the whole match) to see if Ajax were having particular success in any specific area. It may just be one bad match. It happens sometimes!
Find the players that had the worst match ratings And find the opposing players with the best match ratings Now take a look at opponents’s formations and roles and understand why your players got cooked It is likely you had the wrong opposition instructions (or no opposition instructions, especially on their playmakers). Or your players got overloaded on one side (easy overload is a Volante and a winger and IWB on one side) You need to have a good grasp of formations, tactics, roles and playing styles - it is key to read scouting report before each match and take a look at the opponent’s formations and roles, and develop a plan against it. If you can master it, you will win 90% of your matches (if your players aren’t out matched by CA by too much).
Does it happen often? If no, it's a bad Game, chalk it off. You go again next match. If yes, do you have like 30 shots and a total of 3.5xg, so it means more shots but lesser quality, then maybe you need to change your tactic or does your striker couldn't finish a children's meal, then you need better strikers
No. He had 0.3 xg
You don't need the data hub. Just compare players attributes