Opponent Analysis: From Observation to the Match Plan

A course that follows the full opponent-analysis journey, from individual observation to training application. It starts with individual analysis of the opponent's players, information sources and the professional individual report, moves to collective analysis and turning the team report into a match plan, then translates that analysis into training tasks that simulate the opponent's behaviours, and finally delivers the information to players across the microcycle.

  • Category: Game Model & Tactics
  • Level: advanced
  • Duration: 7 weeks
  • Price: 100 USD

A leading platform offering integrated educational solutions in sports management and academic innovation, aligned with the latest international standards. Specialized programs supervised by international experts, aimed at developing competencies in the fields of education and management in the sports sector.

What you will learn

  • Professional individual analysis: information sources, scout vs. analyst, and building the individual report by role and position using data.
  • From team report to match plan: report structure, format and deadlines, and selecting the content that most shapes staff decisions.
  • From analysis to the pitch: designing training tasks that simulate the opponent, and scheduling and delivering the content to players across the microcycle.

Who this course is for

  • Coaches and assistants — to turn opponent analysis into a clear match plan and training tasks.
  • Performance and video analysts — to produce professional individual and team reports on the opponent.
  • Scouts — to understand evaluation criteria and where the scout's role ends and the analyst's begins.
  • Students of tactics — to build a complete method for reading an opponent.

Course content

  • Module 01 — Individual Opponent Analysis
  • Module 02 — Collective Opponent Analysis
  • Module 03 — How Opponent Analysis Shapes Training Tasks
  • Module 04 — Delivering Opponent Analysis to Players Across the Microcycle

Opponent Analysis: From Observation to the Match Plan