Statistics & Tracking

Player Rotation Tracker

Below the shift cards on the Game-day tab, the Player Rotation Tracker shows every player's planned shifts for the current game, like 4/6, with a bar, then how many of those shifts they play at GK, DEF, MID and STR. A goalkeeper count of 2 or more is highlighted. Use it to spot anyone with a lot more or a lot fewer turns than the rest.

This tracks the plan, in shifts. For actual minutes played in a live game, see the live screen and the full-time summary in Running a Live Game.

Fatigue warnings

SquadRotate watches for players planned in two attacking shifts in a row (Striker or Midfield back to back). These are the most tiring positions, and young players wear out fast.

When a player is flagged, their row on the shift card shows a ⚠ badge. Tap it for details. The flag clears as soon as the run is broken by Goalkeeper, Defense or Bench.

Note: Fatigue warnings are advice only. They don't block anything. Use them as a nudge to rotate attackers more often, especially on hot days.

Position Rotation Matrix

Tap the fairness pill next to the chalkboard's shift arrows to show or hide the rotation matrix. It's a table of how many times each player plays each position across the current game. For example:

High counts are highlighted in the cell:

• Yellow: 3 or more shifts in this position. Consider rotating them (Alex's 3 STR shifts, above).
• Red: every shift, or all but one, in this position. Rotation is overdue (Jordan's 5 GK shifts in a 6-shift game, above).
• –: no shifts in this position this game.

The matrix updates every time you change the plan. If you turn off Balance suggestions in Team settings, the pill is hidden and the matrix stays visible.