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Real Betis · La Liga 2025/2620 matches analysed · ranked against 19 other clubs

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The season in one view

20 La Liga matches, every possession rebuilt from the event feed and ranked against the other 19 clubs.

8-8-4won · drawn · lost
24.0npxG created
20.0npxG conceded
15%of possessions are 10+ pass circulations (league 9%)
57%of opponent build-ups escape their press (league 48%)
Vision AI Analyst
What they do8 wins, 8 draws and 4 defeats in 20 La Liga matches, 24.0 npxG created and 20.0 conceded. Their most distinctive habit is sustained circulation (10+ passes) (15% of possessions, league 9%); opponents escape their press 57% of the time (league 48%).
How to deal with it6 points
  1. Play first-time under their press: an extra touch or a dribble is what they feed on. When you win the ball, attack their right side at once.
  2. Make them play long and win the second ball: that is where they lose it more than other sides.
  3. 73% of their high ball-wins are second balls (13.6 a match), mostly after crosses (32%) and from loose balls (15%): do not clear loosely, make sure you win the second ball.
  4. Their counters start with Pablo Fornals (30), Marc Roca (27) and Antony (25): when you lose it, close those three first.
  5. Short corners end in a shot 40% of the time (10 of them): cover that zone first.
  6. Antony: takes it into the final third 17 times (47% become a chance); gets it into the box 44 times (39% end in a shot). Limit his touches in those zones.
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Shape by phase

Where each player takes the ball in each phase of play. Circle size = his share of the touches in that phase. Switch the phase, and hover or click a player to pick him out.

Average touch positions
VISION AI
grey = goalkeeper · steel = defenders · red = midfielders · gold = forwards · attacking →
Build-up hubsshare of the phase’s spells each player takes part in · hover to find him
    Most common links in build-uppasses from one player to the next · drawn on the pitch, hover to pick one
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doBuild-up runs through Álvaro Valles (38% of build-up phases); the most common link is Natan to Álvaro Valles (72). In the final third Antony takes the largest share of touches (14%), and Antony to Pablo Fornals is their most common link there (39).
      How to deal with it4 points
      1. Cut the first link: press Natan's pass to Álvaro Valles. In the final third, crowd Antony's zone.
      2. In midfield the ball runs through Pablo Fornals (24% of progression phases) and the Pablo Fornals to Marc Roca link (40): press that pair, not the ball.
      3. In the final third their main links are Antony to Pablo Fornals (39) and Pablo Fornals to Antony (27): mark the receivers of both.
      4. If you cut the first link they turn to Álvaro Valles to Natan (52) and Álvaro Valles to Marc Bartra (41): cover both.
      See this section in the full report →

      What Real Betis do more than anyone

      Bar = how many times the league median; white tick = the median.

      Passing trianglesBuild-up
      #1 of 202.3× the median
      15 times in 20 matches. Most involved: Pablo Fornals 7, Giovani Lo Celso 4, Diego Llorente 4.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doPassing triangles in build up: 1.4 per 10 minutes, 2.3 times the league median (1st of 20). Most involved: Pablo Fornals, Giovani Lo Celso, Diego Llorente.
      How to deal with itPress the player receiving on the half-turn and screen the third player of the triangle rather than the passer.
      One-two (wall pass)Progression
      #1 of 201.9× the median
      53 times in 20 matches. Most involved: Abde Ezzalzouli 16, Pablo Fornals 14, Antony 11.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doOne-two (wall pass) in progression: 3.7 per 10 minutes, 1.9 times the league median (1st of 20). Most involved: Abde Ezzalzouli, Pablo Fornals, Antony.
      How to deal with itFollow the runner, not the ball: the danger is the return pass, so the player who is passed must track the run.
      Underlapping runProgression
      #1 of 201.6× the median
      39 times in 20 matches. Most involved: Pablo Fornals 18, Antony 15, Aitor Ruibal 7.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doUnderlapping run in progression: 2.7 per 10 minutes, 1.6 times the league median (1st of 20). Most involved: Pablo Fornals, Antony, Aitor Ruibal.
      How to deal with itThe winger or wide midfielder tracks the inside run; the full-back stays with the man on the touchline.
      One-two (wall pass)Final third
      #1 of 201.5× the median
      26 times in 20 matches. Most involved: Antony 12, Pablo Fornals 10, Ángel Ortiz 4.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doOne-two (wall pass) in final third: 2.7 per 10 minutes, 1.5 times the league median (1st of 20). Most involved: Antony, Pablo Fornals, Ángel Ortiz.
      How to deal with itFollow the runner, not the ball: the danger is the return pass, so the player who is passed must track the run.
      Positional RotationProgression
      #2 of 203.9× the median
      23 times in 20 matches. Most involved: Pablo Fornals 9, Marc Roca 6, Sofyan Amrabat 5.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doPositional rotation in progression: 1.6 per 10 minutes, 3.9 times the league median (2nd of 20). Most involved: Pablo Fornals, Marc Roca, Sofyan Amrabat.
      How to deal with itZone, don't man-mark the rotating players: keep the shape and pass them on.
      Overload To IsolateProgression
      #2 of 201.7× the median
      18 times in 20 matches. Most involved: Ricardo Rodríguez 8, Sergi Altimira 6, Valentín Gómez 5.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doOverload to isolate in progression: 1.3 per 10 minutes, 1.7 times the league median (2nd of 20). Most involved: Ricardo Rodríguez, Sergi Altimira, Valentín Gómez.
      How to deal with itShift across as a unit but keep the far-side full-back ready: the overload exists to free one player on the other side.
      See this section in the full report →

      How and where they win the ball back

      Their pressing zone, what triggers a regain, and who does it.

      The pressing zoneattacking →
      25.6defensive actions a matchin the opponent's final 40%VISION AI
      57%of 416 opponent build-ups got out (league 48%)
      Antonytop ball-winner (32) and busiest presser (65)
      after the opponent dribbles / takes a heavy touch (#3)
      33% league 28%
      after the opponent forward pass (#18)
      21% league 26%
      after the opponent pass to fullback (#5)
      18% league 14%
      after the opponent sideways pass (#2)
      13% league 7%
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do25.6 defensive actions a match in the opponent's final 40%; opponents escape 57% of their build-ups (league 48%). 33% of their high regains come after the opponent dribbles or takes a heavy touch (3rd in the league). Antony wins it back most (32).
      How to deal with it6 points
      1. Play first-time under their press: an extra touch or a dribble is what they feed on.
      2. 73% of their high ball-wins are second balls (13.6 a match), mostly after crosses (32%) and from loose balls (15%): do not clear loosely, make sure you win the second ball.
      3. They also win it straight back after losing it (1.6 a match): the first pass after you win it must go forward and away from them.
      4. Abde Ezzalzouli (65) and Pablo Fornals (56) start most of their presses: pass around them, not into them.
      5. Their press is beatable: opponents escape 57% of the time against 48% for the average press.
      6. 13% of their high regains come after the opponent passes sideways (2nd in the league): Avoid sideways passes in your own third: they step onto them.
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      When they win it, and when they lose it

      Fast attacks after winning the ball, where opponents hurt them after a loss, and the counter-press.

      13.1fast attacks a match after winning the ball
      25%of them end in a shot
      17.4opponent fast attacks a match
      xG conceded in transition, by channel
      34%their left17%their centre50%their rightVISION AI
      arrows run at Real Betis's goal · share of the xG they concede after losing the ball
      Counter-press: won straight back
      31%lost in the own third27%lost in the midfield23%lost in the final thirdVISION AI
      by where the ball was lost · attacking →
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do13.1 fast attacks a match after winning the ball, 25% end in a shot. After a loss the danger comes down their right: 50% of the xG they concede in transition (a third would be even).
      How to deal with it5 points
      1. When you win the ball, attack their right side at once.
      2. Their counters start with Pablo Fornals (30), Marc Roca (27) and Antony (25): when you lose it, close those three first.
      3. 25% of their 13.1 counters a match end in a shot: stop the first pass, with a foul if you have to, before the second.
      4. If you lose it in their final third they win it straight back only 23% of the time: that is the safest place to risk a forward ball. In their own third it is 31%: do not lose it there.
      5. Only 17% of the xG they concede in transition comes down the centre (an even split would be 32%): do not send the counter that way.
      See this section in the full report →

      How they play their possessions

      Every controlled possession typed by how it was played, against the league share (white tick).

      sustained circulation (10+ passes)
      15% league 9%
      worked possession (4-9 passes)
      26% league 26%
      direct attack
      13% league 13%
      short possession (0-3 passes)
      20% league 23%
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they dosustained circulation (10+ passes) 15% (league 9%); worked possession (4-9 passes) 26% (league 26%); direct attack 13% (league 13%).
      How to deal with it3 points
      1. Expect sustained circulation (10+ passes) more than from other sides: stay compact and press on a trigger, not all the time.
      2. Their sustained circulation (10+ passes) end in a shot 8% of the time (league 12%): they circulate more than they threaten, so stay compact and let them pass in front of you.
      3. Their direct attacks end in a shot 3.4% of the time against 2.7% for the league: the first ball forward is the one to win.
      See this section in the full report →

      Where their game fails, and how often

      Each stage against the league (white tick).

      Build-up breaks down: giveaways per 10 build-up phases
      2.6 league 2.7
      Progression breaks down: giveaways per 10 middle-third phases
      2.8 league 3.0
      Final third breaks down: deliveries into the box that fail to arrive
      47% league 58%
      Counter-attacks fail: attacking transitions that produce a shot
      25% league 16%
      Their press is beaten: opponent build-ups that get out cleanly
      57% league 48%
      Their block is broken: opponent final-third phases that create
      43% league 47%
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doTheir weakest stage against the league: their press is beaten (opponent build-ups that get out cleanly: 57% against 48%).
      How to deal with it4 points
      1. Attack the stage that fails most against the league: their press is beaten.
      2. Target this: their press is beaten (opponent build-ups that get out cleanly: 57% against 48% for the league).
      3. Do not bet on this: counter-attacks fail (attacking transitions that produce a shot: 25% against 16%), they are better than the league there.
      4. Do not bet on this: final third breaks down (deliveries into the box that fail to arrive: 47% against 58%), they are better than the league there.
      See this section in the full report →

      How teams hurt them

      Not just shots: what happens when their progression stalls, where they lose the ball and what the opponent does with it, how the ball is won off them, and how opponents get into their box. Full season, every club in the league as the yardstick (white tick = league median).

      37%of their stalled midfield phases end in a loss (league 38%)
      89balls lost a match (16th most of 20; league 95)
      0.33xG a match conceded straight after losing it (11th most of 20)
      12.8opponent box entries a match (14th most of 20)

      When their progression stalls

      40%10%37%12%
      reach the final thirdplayed backloststopped (foul / out)kept in midfield

      League median: 38% reach the final third, 38% are lost. 1458 midfield phases of 3+ actions.

      Where they lose the ballattacking →
      left wing, own third: 71 losses, 10% led to an opponent shot or box entry2%10% dangerleft half-space, own third: 55 losses, 5% led to an opponent shot or box entry2%5% dangercentre, own third: 70 losses, 16% led to an opponent shot or box entry2%16% dangerright half-space, own third: 57 losses, 16% led to an opponent shot or box entry2%16% dangerright wing, own third: 119 losses, 14% led to an opponent shot or box entry4%14% dangerleft wing, middle third: 324 losses, 11% led to an opponent shot or box entry10%11% dangerleft half-space, middle third: 281 losses, 12% led to an opponent shot or box entry8%12% dangercentre, middle third: 230 losses, 16% led to an opponent shot or box entry7%16% dangerright half-space, middle third: 251 losses, 13% led to an opponent shot or box entry7%13% dangerright wing, middle third: 322 losses, 13% led to an opponent shot or box entry9%13% dangerleft wing, final third: 263 losses, 10% led to an opponent shot or box entry8%10% dangerleft half-space, final third: 312 losses, 14% led to an opponent shot or box entry9%14% dangercentre, final third: 509 losses, 13% led to an opponent shot or box entry15%13% dangerright half-space, final third: 326 losses, 13% led to an opponent shot or box entry10%13% dangerright wing, final third: 202 losses, 17% led to an opponent shot or box entry6%17% dangerVISION AI
      share of all their losses in each zone · “danger” = how often a loss there leads to an opponent shot or box entry · gold = the costliest zone (100+ losses)

      After they lose it

      opponents reach their defensive third
      46% league 42%
      opponents get into their box
      19% league 19%
      opponents get a shot
      6% league 6%
      xG conceded from those attacks, a match
      0.33 league 0.33
      the move is stopped by a foul
      1% league 1%

      How the ball is won off them

      won off them pressing them high
      5% league 5%
      won off them counter-pressing them
      14% league 14%
      won off them in midfield
      27% league 27%
      won off them deep in their own third
      37% league 40%
      won off them from a long ball / second ball
      12% league 8%
      won off them stopping their counter
      6% league 5%

      How opponents get into their box

      carried in
      53% league 56%
      passed in
      23% league 22%
      crossed in
      9% league 10%
      dribbled in
      7% league 6%
      long ball in behind
      6% league 3%
      through ball
      2% league 1%
      Box entries by channeltheir own left / right
      11%league 11%23%league 24%26%league 28%30%league 28%11%league 10%VISION AI
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do40% of their midfield phases reach the final third (9th in the league, median 38%); when one stalls it is lost 37% of the time and played back 10%. Opponents win the ball off them from a long ball or second ball 12% of the time, against a league median of 8%. After a loss, opponents reach their defensive third 46% of the time (league 42%) and their box 19% (19%), and the xG opponents create after winning it is 0.33 a match (11th highest). The costliest place for them to lose it: the right wing of their final third, where 17% of 202 losses lead to an opponent shot or box entry. Opponents get into their box 12.8 times a match (14th most in the league), more often than elsewhere with long balls in behind (6% of entries, league 3%).
      How to deal with it6 points
      1. Make them play long and win the second ball: that is where they lose it more than other sides.
      2. Win it in the right wing of their final third: from there your attacks reach their box most often.
      3. Get into their box with long balls in behind: it works against them more than against most sides.
      4. Their losses cost the most xG when Sofyan Amrabat (0.58 xG against from 22 losses), Antony (0.44 from 138) and Aitor Ruibal (0.36 from 64) lose it: press them first.
      5. Their losses cost them most in midfield on their right (194 losses, 11 shots, 1.14 xG against): win it there.
      6. Where the xG they concede comes from: settled attack 35%, transition after winning the ball 32%, set piece 21%: prepare the first two.
      Evidence · 38 league matches, 2243 balls lost and what followed, ranked against 20 clubs

      Their corners

      Where they deliver, who takes them, and who attacks the first ball.

      Corner delivery zones79 corners
      cornernear post: 35 cornersnear post 44%17% end in a shotcentral: 31 cornerscentral 39%16% end in a shotshort: 10 cornersshort 13%40% end in a shotfar post: 3 cornersfar post 4%33% end in a shotVISION AI
      3.95corners a match
      20%end in a shot
      Pablo Fornalsmain taker (38)
      Valentín Gómezmost frequent first target (3)
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do79 corners (3.95 a match), 20% end in a shot. Most go to the near post (44%); per corner the central is the most dangerous. Main first target: Valentín Gómez.
      How to deal with it4 points
      1. Defend the central first (the most dangerous per corner), and mark Valentín Gómez.
      2. Short corners end in a shot 40% of the time (10 of them): cover that zone first.
      3. First contacts go to Valentín Gómez (3), Cucho Hernández (3) and Marc Bartra (3): mark all three, not just one.
      4. Pablo Fornals takes 38 of their 79 corners (48%): the delivery comes from one player, so put pressure on him and the first ball.
      See this section in the full report →

      Who makes it work

      What each key player does, from the same sequences.

      Antony W
      • takes it into the final third 17 times (47% become a chance)
      • gets it into the box 44 times (39% end in a shot)
      • 46 shots, 4.5 npxG, 3 goals
      • 32 ball wins high up the pitch
      Abde Ezzalzouli W
      • takes it into the final third 16 times (25% become a chance)
      • gets it into the box 42 times (48% end in a shot)
      • 45 shots, 4.8 npxG, 7 goals
      • 30 ball wins high up the pitch
      Pablo Fornals WM
      • takes it into the final third 56 times (45% become a chance)
      • gets it into the box 25 times (32% end in a shot)
      • 19 shots, 1.2 npxG, 5 goals
      • 31 ball wins high up the pitch
      Cucho Hernández ST
      • gets it into the box 23 times (61% end in a shot)
      • 37 shots, 4.1 npxG, 3 goals
      • 20 ball wins high up the pitch
      • 85 giveaways, 3 led to an opponent shot
      Marc Roca CM
      • takes it into the final third 33 times (36% become a chance)
      • 23 ball wins high up the pitch
      Aitor Ruibal FB
      • plays 17 build-up exits (53% carry on cleanly)
      • gets it into the box 12 times (25% end in a shot)
      • 15 shots, 1.3 npxG, 1 goals
      • 64 giveaways, 3 led to an opponent shot
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doAntony: takes it into the final third 17 times (47% become a chance). Abde Ezzalzouli: takes it into the final third 16 times (25% become a chance). Pablo Fornals: takes it into the final third 56 times (45% become a chance).
      How to deal with it4 points
      1. Double up on Antony, and track Abde Ezzalzouli.
      2. Antony: takes it into the final third 17 times (47% become a chance); gets it into the box 44 times (39% end in a shot). Limit his touches in those zones.
      3. Abde Ezzalzouli: takes it into the final third 16 times (25% become a chance); gets it into the box 42 times (48% end in a shot). Limit his touches in those zones.
      4. Pablo Fornals: takes it into the final third 56 times (45% become a chance); gets it into the box 25 times (32% end in a shot). Limit his touches in those zones.
      See this section in the full report →

      A plan for the team facing them

      28 points in 11 areas, each with the numbers behind it.

      Beating their press 3 points

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do33% of their high regains come straight after the opponent tries to dribble past someone or takes a bad touch (league median 28%); only 21% come from forward passes.
      How to deal with itIn your own build-up area, play on one or two touches: don't try to dribble past their press, and keep first touches clean.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doAverage escape rate against them is 57%.
      How to deal with itCopy the sides that escaped it: Atletico got out 81% (long on 4%), Athletic Club got out 76% (long on 33%), Mallorca got out 75% (long on 17%).
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do73% of their 371 high ball-wins this season are second balls (13.6 a match).
      How to deal with itWin the second ball: do not clear loosely.

      Where to press 4 points

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doBuild-up exits made by Álvaro Valles: the build-up carried on cleanly 47% of the time, vs 64% through anyone else (45 times).
      How to deal with itLet the ball go to Álvaro Valles and press him when he receives.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doAbde Ezzalzouli 65 high defensive actions, Pablo Fornals 56, in 20 matches.
      How to deal with itPlay around Abde Ezzalzouli and Pablo Fornals, who start most of their presses.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doSofyan Amrabat 0.58 xG from 22 losses, Antony 0.44 from 138, Aitor Ruibal 0.36 from 64; 1137 losses in all (57 a match).
      How to deal with itPress Sofyan Amrabat, Antony and Aitor Ruibal first: their losses lead to the most xG against.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doTheir losses there cost 1.14 xG over 20 matches (194 losses, 11 shots).
      How to deal with itWin it in midfield on their right.

      Transitions 3 points

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do50% of the xG they concede after losing the ball comes down their right side (169 attacks, 23 shots), against 34% of their own attacking xG through that channel.
      How to deal with itWhen you win it, go down their right side immediately.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doWhen they lose short or broken possessions, 6% lead to a shot against (732 turnovers); after settled possession only 4% do (528) -- p=0.0497.
      How to deal with itHit them while they are unsettled: press the moment they win the ball, before they can settle into possession. Their rest defence holds once they are circulating.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doThey start 30, 27 and 25 of their 262 counters, and 25% end in a shot.
      How to deal with itAfter losing it, close Pablo Fornals, Marc Roca and Antony first.

      What to deny 1 point

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do15 times in the window, 93% end in a shot vs 40% for their other routes.
      How to deal with itTheir most dangerous route: Abde Ezzalzouli getting into the box with a carry from the centre. Double up on him there and show him away from goal.

      How teams hurt them 3 points

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doOpponents win the ball off them from a long ball or second ball 12% of the time, against a league median of 8%.
      How to deal with itMake them play long and win the second ball: that is where they lose it more than other sides.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doThe costliest place for them to lose it: the right wing of their final third, where 17% of 202 losses lead to an opponent shot or box entry.
      How to deal with itWin it in the right wing of their final third: from there your attacks reach their box most often.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doOpponents get into their box 12.8 times a match (14th most in the league), more often than elsewhere with long balls in behind (6% of entries, league 3%).
      How to deal with itGet into their box with long balls in behind: it works against them more than against most sides.

      How they concede 3 points

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do35% of the xG they concede comes from it (86 shots, 11 goals, 7.0 xG).
      How to deal with itBeat them in settled play: that is where the most xG against them comes from.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do32% of the xG they concede comes from it (70 shots, 7 goals, 6.4 xG).
      How to deal with itAttack them in transition: it is a major source of the xG against them.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do21% of the xG they concede comes from it (54 shots, 2 goals, 4.2 xG).
      How to deal with itWin set pieces: a large share of the xG against them comes from dead balls.

      Defending the box 2 points

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do7% of the chances they concede come from the through ball (league 4%), worth 0.15 xG each.
      How to deal with itPrepare for the through ball: it works against them more than against most sides.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do14% of the chances they concede come from the rebound / second ball (league 10%), worth 0.09 xG each.
      How to deal with itPrepare for the rebound / second ball: it works against them more than against most sides.

      Possession 1 point

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do15% of their possessions (league 9%) but only 8% end in a shot (league 12%).
      How to deal with itStay compact against their sustained circulation (10+ passes) and let them pass in front of you.

      Key players 3 points

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they dogets it into the box 44 times (39% end in a shot); 46 shots, 4.5 npxG, 3 goals.
      How to deal with itLimit Antony: takes it into the final third 17 times (47% become a chance).
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they dogets it into the box 42 times (48% end in a shot); 45 shots, 4.8 npxG, 7 goals.
      How to deal with itLimit Abde Ezzalzouli: takes it into the final third 16 times (25% become a chance).
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they dogets it into the box 25 times (32% end in a shot); 19 shots, 1.2 npxG, 5 goals.
      How to deal with itLimit Pablo Fornals: takes it into the final third 56 times (45% become a chance).

      Set pieces 3 points

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do20% of their corners end in a shot; first contacts: Valentín Gómez (3), Cucho Hernández (3), Marc Bartra (3).
      How to deal with itAvoid conceding corners; mark Valentín Gómez first.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they do40% of their 10 short corners end in a shot (all corners: 20%).
      How to deal with itCover the short corner first.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they doFirst contacts 3, 3 and 3 across 79 corners.
      How to deal with itMark Valentín Gómez, Cucho Hernández and Marc Bartra: they win the first contact.

      Game state 2 points

      Vision AI Analyst
      What they dobuild-up exits with a long ball: 38% against the more aggressive pressers, 27% against the deeper / passive sides (154 against 172 cases, p = 0.03).
      How to deal with itWhen you press them hard, expect the long ball and be ready for the second ball.
      Vision AI Analyst
      What they dogiveaways regained within 5s (counter-press): 20% when leading, 27% when level (298 against 551 cases, p = 0.02).
      How to deal with itOnce they are ahead, they are slower to win it back: when you win the ball, take time to play out.
      See this section in the full report →

      Every match, read against their own norm

      The featured match first; pick any of the 20 for the analyst's read of it.

      2026-05-17 · Real Betis lost 1-3 v Barcelona · xG 0.31 to 1.19Lost 1-3 and the chances agreed (0.31 v 1.19 xG). Barcelona pressed at roughly league-average intensity (strict PPDA 17.2, league median 14.7). Biggest departure from their norm: giveaways that led to an opponent shot within 15s 6%, far above their usual 3%.
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      What they doAgainst their own norm: giveaways that led to an opponent shot within 15s 6% (usually 3%); giveaways regained within 5s (counter-press) 16% (usually 25%).
      How to deal with itBarcelona (mid-intensity press, long on 25% of their build-ups) beat them: copy what they did.
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      What they do8-8-4 in 20 matches; each one read against their own norm.
      How to deal with it3 points
      1. Open the defeats in the full report to see what those opponents did differently.
      2. They dropped points in 5 of 6 matches against sat deep / passive sides: that is the opponent style to copy.
      3. They won against Levante while creating less xG (1.43 to 2.04): the least convincing win, so open it to see where they were stretched.
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