Pitch1 offers professional level stats and analysis for your grassroots football team. For free. Whether you run a junior football team, adult team, youth football squad, youth soccer team or local grassroots club, if you like stats, you'll love Pitch1. Check out the demo team to see what your own team could look like with a full season of data.
Check out our video run through of the stats features on Pitch1. From the stats widgets, to pitch view, to goal mapping, on both the coaching side and what's visible to players and parents.
Pitch View lets you compare players directly on the pitch, with full player statistics for each position and formation.
The example shown displays the team goal difference for each player when playing in a 2-3-1 formation, making it easier to see how different players and positions affect the team as a whole.
All Pitch View statistics can be filtered by opposition, home or away matches, playing surface, competition and more, so you can compare lineups in the context that matters to your team.
You can enter games properly one by one, adding fixtures, results, scorers, assists, lineups and match data. That gives you the richest set of stats and lets you analyse the detail later.
If you are adding older seasons and do not have every individual match detail, you can also add summary data, so the history of your team is not lost.
The aim is not just to create a table of numbers. The point is to help you understand players, positions and team patterns, then use that information in training, selection and player development.
Pitch1 includes a large set of statistics widgets, so you can look at your team from different angles instead of relying on one basic goals table.
Review scorers, creators, contributions per game, position-based output and how your team shares attacking responsibility.
See total minutes, minutes per appearance, time by position and outfield-only splits for fairer squad management.
Analyse goal difference, goals scored, goals conceded, points per game and performance by match period.
Look at which players have played together, how often, and what the team performance was during those shared minutes.
Compare output by role, review where players are used and understand which positions influence different parts of the game.
Filter by season, competition, formation, opponent, surface, home or away, and other match contexts.
Because the site uses widgets, you can focus on the parts of the game you care about most. One coach might care about fair minutes, another might want goals by position, while another might be looking at defensive patterns or player combinations.
Create your team, add your games and start building a clearer picture of your players and team performance.