Day match: a winger in a burgundy shirt carries the ball along the line, a defender in yellow gives chase.

How it works

From Monday to Tuesday.

An illustrative example with fictional data: what the staff does between the match sequence and Tuesday's session.

01How it works

Monday morning, the weekend’s work is in pieces.

The sequence is in a video, the coach’s remark in a chat, the session in two files. Follow what the staff has to do with them before Tuesday.

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Illustrative example · fictional data
  1. 01

    Everything is there, in five places.

    A chat, a video clip, a session plan, two versions of one file and a training slot. Nothing yet says what to work on.

    Fictional “Coaching staff” group chat, Monday. Head coach: “Can you send the sequence before the goal?” Analyst: “Done. I’m also keeping the lost ball just before it.” Assistant: “Shall we show it to the group on Tuesday?” Analyst: “Yes, I’m adding it to Tuesday’s preparation.”, with the file tuesday_session_v3.pdf.
    Fictional shared folder “Tuesday preparation”: session v2 (assistant, Sunday), session v3 (analyst, Monday, selected), the clip before the goal, the pressing observation and the group list.
  2. 02

    Review the moment that matters.

    The analyst isolates the lost ball and the move that leads to the opponent’s goal. The coach asks to keep both.

    Vionex · Gamescope

    Match image: a winger in burgundy runs with the ball along the touchline, chased by a defender in yellow.61:20 → 61:48

    Match · second half

    Sequence before the goal

    Match image: a player in navy carries the ball as an opponent in white tracks back.
    • 61:20 Ball lost
    • 61:41 Opponent shot

    Coach’s observation

    After the loss, the midfield drops instead of pressing. Nobody closes the middle.

  3. 03

    Turn the remark into a drill.

    The coach’s observation becomes the objective of a pressing game, drawn on the pitch and approved by the staff.

    Plexo · Mentis

    Session · Tuesday

    ObjectivePress within five seconds of losing the ball.

    Tactic board: after winning the ball, the blue team attacks with two overlapping runs and a through ball, ending in a shot on goal.

    Win it back, then attack fast: overlaps and a through ball

    Full pitch · 4 × 6 min

    Fictional task list “Tuesday preparation”: isolate the sequence before the goal (analyst, done); prepare the pressing game (assistant, in progress); approve Tuesday’s session (head coach, not started); inform the group (assistant, not started).
  4. 04

    Get the group ready for Tuesday.

    The agreed version of the session, the time and the video to watch are kept in one place, then announced to the players.

    Syntra · Playerhub

    Fictional shared folder “Tuesday preparation”: session v2 (assistant, Sunday), session v3 (analyst, Monday, selected), the clip before the goal, the pressing observation and the group list.
    Fictional task list “Tuesday preparation”: isolate the sequence before the goal (analyst, done); prepare the pressing game (assistant, in progress); approve Tuesday’s session (head coach, not started); inform the group (assistant, not started).

This scenario describes the staff’s work. It does not mean the products already exchange this information automatically.

02In this example

Everything is ready, in one place.

On Tuesday morning, the sequence, the coach's remark, the agreed session and the schedule sit together when it is time to show them to the group. Nobody hunts for the right version of the file.

What is real today

  • This scenario is illustrative: the products do not exchange this information automatically yet.
  • All seven products are in design; Syntra is in development on test data.

03Products

The products in this example

  • VionexCreate and tag video analysis: editing, overlays and exports.
  • GamescopeBrowse competitions, clubs, players and matches through video and data.
  • PlexoPlan sessions, build tactical exercises and support matchday coaching.
  • MentisDraft training sessions and reports grounded in club knowledge and data, approved by staff.
  • SyntraCoordinate files, tasks and calendars.
  • PlayerhubConnect players and staff through schedules, questionnaires and content.

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