Touchdown

6 points

Scored by crossing the end line with possession of the ball, plus other situations where the ball ends behind the end line

Field Goal

3 points

Scored by the kicking the ball through the vertical plane of the goal

Safety

1 or 2 points (mostly 2 points)

Scored by the attacking team committing a foul in their own end zone or by having a dead ball in their own end zone, leading to the defending team gaining 2 points

Try After Touchdown

1 or 2 points

Scored following a touchdown. The scoring team can choose to try to kick the ball through the vertical plane (1 point) or attempt to score following the same rules as a touchdown

Kicks are taken after a touchdown, a field goal or to start the 1st and 3rd quarters. It’s a free kick that can’t be blocked by the other team.

A kick made when a player drops the ball and kicks it while it falls toward his foot. A punt is usually made on a 4th down when the attacking team is giving up the possession of the ball as they couldn’t progress the 10 yards.

A type of scoring, a field goal is a kick worth 3 points. It is usually attempted within 40 yards of the goalpost.

Down

Current down of the attacking team. Possible values: 1-4.

Yards To Go

The aim of the offense is to progress at least 10 yards in the play, leading to downs being reset to 1st down again. The Yards To Go field show how many yards are required to progress in the current down.

The values can go from 1 to 99, although they are going to be mostly 1-15. If a quarterback is sacked or the offense loses the ball behind the line of scrimmage, they will have to progress extra yards in the next down.

Yards to Endzone

The total number of yards that the attacking team has to progress to reach the defender’s endzone

Not to be confused with Yards to End Line, which take into consideration from which side of the pitch the attacking team is starting the play. This information is updated live.

Period & Time

Current period in the match and the time remaining for that quarter/period (starts at 15:00).

Currently the clock is not shown for games in PreMatch match status.

Quarter Scores and General Score

Score in every quarter and the overall score

Teams

The full names of the two teams participating in the match. [H] indicates home team, [A] indicates the away team.

The teams are situated in the traditional Home vs Away order.

A football icon is used to display which team is in possession of the ball

Timeouts

Situated below every Team name in any size

Timeous left per team per quarter

Feed Status

Situated below the period&time, a red dot this will indicate an issue with the feed. The options are:

• Heartbeat lost - Connection to data provider was lost

• Coverage Unavailable - Game will not covered by feed provider

• Feed Unreliable - The data submitted is considered to be unreliable

A grey dot is displayed when the match has not started yet.

The total number of yards that the attacking team has to progress to reach the defender’s endzone

Not to be confused with Yards to End Line, which take into consideration from which side of the pitch the attacking team is starting the plan. In example:

• Down - 1st, 10 yards to go @ 25 yards

• Yards to Endzone - 75 yards to go

This means that the attacking team is at the 25th yard mark on their own side of the pitch.

A summary of where in the pitch the play will start and the current down.

• Downs: 1st-4th

• Yards to go: 1-99 (1-15 being the most common)

• Yards to End Line - Yards to the goal line, taking into account the pitch side (1-50, 50-1).

The play and clock starts when the offense snaps the ball.

Snap

The action by the offense in order to progress forward or give up the possession of the ball as far away as possible from their own end zone. Passing and rushing are the most common actions.

Rush, Pass Attempt, Punt, etc. Passes can be completed, incompleted or intercepted.

Same as step number 1.

Same as step number 1

There is a strong chance that a touchdown will occur.

The attacking team will attempt a field goal. If the attacking team is within 40 yards of the end line and on their 4th Down, they will probably attempt a field goal.

The attacking team are starting the play very close to their end zone, so they may lose the ball possession inside there or commit an infraction, leading to a 2-points scoring safety for the defending team.

An official has tossed a yellow flag, so a penalty is possible for either team. This will potentially affect the next play.

A change in ball possession may happen (in example, a pass is about to be intercepted).

The team kicking is going to do it via an onside kick, attempting to regain the possession of the ball as soon as possible. Used scarcely, it has a low success rate, but it may be used if the kicking team is trailing by a significant amount of points.

The attacking team is on their 4th down and they are going to attempt to score a touchdown. This is usually the case when they are trailing behind in the score and need to score a touchdown to maintain their chances to win the game.

One of the teams is challenging a decision. The decision will be reviewed by the referees. If the original action stands, the challenging team loses a time out.

Used when the referees are reviewing a situation that could change the outcome of a play that just happened or may greatly affect the next play. It's mutually exclusive from "Challenge" bet stop. "Challenge" is when a team requests video review, "Video Review" it's when the officials are doing it.

There are connection issues.

Undefined type of risk

This icon means that the action was confirmed

This icon means that the action was modified

This icon means that event can be expanded to see the phases it has been through

Used when the clock starts, stops or is modified

Clock Started, Clock Stopped

The quarterback attempted a pass

Pass Attempt, Pass Outcome (Incomplete, Complete, Intercepted, Unknown)

Following a touchdown, the scoring team attempts a conversion

Conversion Attempt, Conversion Type (One Point, Two Points, Unknown)

The defending team catches the ball following a kick by the other team

The team will will start their drive from where the ball was caught

The attacking team will attempt a field goal

Field Goal Attempt, IsMade (will be used when the attempt is successful)

The team in possession of the ball drops it

The defending team intercepted a ball, causing the possession of the ball to change

A team kicks the ball to resume the game after a touchdown or to start the 1st or 3rd quarter

The attacking team dropped the ball on their own end zone or caused an infraction in the zone

One Point Safety, Safety (two points)

One of both teams committed an infraction

The Down, Yards To Go and Yards to End Zone values may change following a penalty

Period status

In Progress, Not Started, Complete, Period Changed

The attacking team gives up the possession of the ball via a punt

The receiving team progressed after catching the ball following a punt or a kick

The attacking team attempted to progress via a rush

The quarterback was tackled before he could do a forward pass

The Yards To Go and Yards to End Zone values may change following a sack

An attacking player was tackled by a defending player, ending the play

A timeout is in progress

Teams may request a limited amount of timeouts. If they issue a challenge and lose it, they will also lose one timeout. When there are 2 minutes left in the 2nd and 4th quarter, there is a 2-minutes warning, in which the teams have a timeout that does not consume any of their timeouts

The ball becomes dead behind a team’s own goal line

The team will restart the game from the 20th or 25th yard, depending the situation that led to the touchback

The team scored a touchdown

This is the initial situation for the attacking team in this example, 5 yards into the defending’s team side.

The attacking team failed to advance, but didn’t lose the possession. An incomplete pass is a likely scenario here.

On their 2nd down, the attacking team managed to progress 6 yards forward and now they have 2 more downs to progress at least 4 yards

On the 3rd down, the attacking team progressed 8 yards, progressing through the 10 required, resetting the amount of downs back to 1.

After a successful offense, the attacking team progressed 23 yards forward. They are now in a situation of 1st&goal, with fewer than 10 yards to reach the opponent’s goal line.

Player information is available for supported actions

Indicating the time remaining till next quarter starts. Clock should be ignored unless periods are in progress

Yards are populated for supported actions

All Penalty types are supported