Step 1
Check the match record
- Confirm the final score, opponent, date, period and any extra-time or shootout outcome.
- Review goals, assists, cards, keeper actions, shots and substitutions that were actually tracked.
- Look for missing or duplicated events. Use authorized edit tools for corrections and verify the result afterward.
Step 2
Read the scope and coverage
Check the selected season and the page’s labels before comparing totals. Player per-90 rates depend on recorded minutes, and playing-time measures depend on known match duration. Missing coverage is unknown, not proof of zero activity.
Step 3
Keep outside research separate
Sourced opponent records and selected outside results can support a preview where available. Read their source dates and coverage notes. They are not a replacement for Touchline-recorded match statistics; automatic verified-fixture research currently has a limited team rollout.
Step 4
Private reviews and recaps
Eligible coaching tools can provide saved analysis, lineup explanations or player-rating and goalkeeper comparisons. Availability depends on configured team access and pilot eligibility. Review supporting evidence and saved dates; coaches make the decisions. Public recaps do not expose every private staff report.
Step 5
Report a mismatch
If a reviewed event timeline and a total still disagree, send support the match/page link, selected season, expected result and observed result. Redact private player details in screenshots.