Player stats, standings and weekend summary for your football academy in Badgie
Which figures Badgie calculates for each player and each team (call-ups, matches, starts, minutes, goals, assists and cards; form, streaks and trends), where to find the standings and the weekend summary, and who can see them.
7 min readBeginnerUpdated October 2, 2026
Quick answer
For each player, by team and season, Badgie calculates call-ups, matches played, starts, appearances off the bench, minutes, goals, assists and cards, and for each team its form, streaks and trends. The figures come from matches recorded live, from the paper match sheet or from the federation. You'll find them in each team's Stats tab and in Players › Statistics; the standings and the weekend summary are in the Competition tab on the dashboard home page.
In this guide
Where to find it
- CANTERA › Teams › (a team) › Stats: the team panel with Form & streaks, Trends, Top players and the player table.
- CANTERA › Players › Statistics tab: every player in the club in one table, by season.
- Dashboard home page (Dashboard) › Competition tab: one row per team, the standings and the weekend summary.
- Each player's record (dossier): a table by season.
Step by step
A team's statistics
- Open the team and go to Stats. At the top you have the season record: P, W, D, L, GF, GA, GD and points.
- Form & streaks: the latest results (W, D, L) and the streaks: unbeaten, best winning run, longest unbeaten run, longest run without a win, clean sheets and scoring run.
- Trends: cumulative points, goals for and against (per match or cumulative) and form over the last 5 matches.
- Top players: rankings for top scorers, assists, goals + assists, discipline, most minutes and most starts, and the full player table.
The player table
Each row is one player of the team in the season, and only matches already played count. Columns:
- Conv: matches the player was called up for.
- PJ: matches played, either starting or coming off the bench.
- Tit / Sup: starts and matches entered from the bench.
- Min and Min/PJ: minutes played and the average per match played.
- G, A and G+A: goals, assists and their sum. A penalty counts as a goal; an own goal does not count for the player.
- TA / TR: yellow and red cards. A second yellow counts as 2 yellows and 1 red.
Filters: Official only leaves out friendlies, pre-season and tournaments; Include guests shows or hides players called up from another team. If a played match has no line-up, the table warns how many matches are «without a sheet». The table exports to Excel.
All the club's players
In Players › Statistics you have every player with their teams and the columns PJ, Tit, Sup, Min, G, A, TA and TR, with filters by season, team and coach. Tapping a player opens their record.
Standings and weekend summary
On the dashboard home page, the Training & Matches block has the Competition tab, which shows one row per team with Form, Record, Matches and Position. Tapping a team opens its Standings, Recent results, Next match, Last match and Latest match sheet.
Once there are matches played that weekend, The weekend also appears: the summary («N matches · W D L · goals»), one line per match and a Worth telling section with facts such as a big win, a clean sheet, a brace, goals in the last quarter of an hour, a sending-off (with a reminder to check the suspension), a guest player who scored, a team moving up or down the table or a winning streak. From Friday to Sunday it shows the current weekend; from Monday to Thursday, the previous one. If a result is missing, it says so.
Where the data comes from
The figures are fed by each match: live recording in the coach app, the paper match sheet read with AI, Football ISM match sheets and the sync with the federation (RFFM, FFCV and RFAF). When there are several sources, the federation prevails for line-up, result, goals and cards, and the assists recorded by the club are kept. Badgie never makes up a minute: if it isn't known when a player came on or went off, their minutes show as «—», never as 0.
What players and families see
- When they open a match of their team in the Badgie app, the player and their family see their own figures for the season in that team: PJ, Tit, Sup, Min, G, A, TA and TR.
- They never see other players' data or the team table.
- The coach sees their team's table in the app from the match screen.
By format
- 7-a-side, 8-a-side and 11-a-side use the same columns; minutes depend on the length of each match.
- If the federation does not state the length of a youth match, Badgie calculates with 90 minutes, so in age groups with shorter matches the minutes may come out higher than they really were.
With the AI agent
The agent answers questions such as «who has played the most minutes in the Infantil A?» or «how is the Juvenil A doing in the league?» with `get_squad_player_stats`, `get_squad_stats`, `get_top_scorers`, `get_player_form`, `get_football_standings` and `get_team_standings`. You can ask for a weekend summary in plain language: it builds it with `get_squad_matches` (see the guide Football with the AI Team).
Frequently asked questions
Why do a player's minutes show as «—»?
Because in at least one match it isn't known when they came on or went off. Importing that match's full sheet fixes it.
Why are there no assists?
The federation does not send assists. They only appear if the club records them live, on the paper match sheet or in a Football ISM sheet.
Are friendlies counted?
Yes, unless you turn on «Official only» in the team table, which leaves out friendlies, pre-season and tournaments.
Is there physical or GPS data?
No. Badgie does not integrate with football GPS or wearables today. The statistics come from what happens in the match.
Can a family see other players' statistics?
No. Each family only sees their own child's.