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Veo vs. Pixellot vs. zone14: The big video analysis comparison in football

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Veo vs. Pixellot vs. zone14: The big video analysis comparison in football

In today's football, small details often make the difference between winning and losing. The ability to understand your own game and that of your opponent down to the last detail is no longer a luxury for ambitious clubs, but a necessity. Video analysis systems are the key tool here. With Veo, Pixellot and zone14, there are three prominent names in the ring that promise to revolutionise analysis. However, they have different philosophies and technologies. Which system really suits your club's goals, structure and budget? We take a deep dive, compare strengths and weaknesses and show which solution could give your team the edge - with a special look at why zone14 is the command centre of the future for many.

1. Overview of the providers: A comparison of philosophies

Veo: Democratisation of game analysis

Concept: Veo's mission is to make video analysis accessible to everyone. With a mobile 2-lens 4K camera system and a primarily ball follow AI analysis, Veo focuses on simplicity and portability.

Ideal for amateur and youth teams, teams without a fixed venue, coaches looking for a quick and easy way to get started.

Core functions: Automatic recording of the game, easy live streaming for fans/parents, automatic generation of highlights.

Cost model: One-off camera purchase plus subscription, often staggered by team.

Focus: Broad accessibility, mobility, basic analysis functions.

Pixellot: The specialist for automated, professional production & analysis

Concept: Pixellot aims higher and often offers fixed panoramic cameras with advanced AI for ball and player recognition. The focus is strongly on automated production (similar to a TV broadcast) and comprehensive tactical data.

Ideal for: Professional teams, academies, larger clubs with fixed infrastructure and a need for detailed tactical insights and professional streaming.

Core functions: Detailed tactical analysis, professional live streaming with analysis overlays, comprehensive statistics.

Cost model: Usually higher initial investment for hardware/installation plus annual licence fees.

Focus: Professional standard, fixed installation, in-depth tactical data, broadcast quality.

zone14: The all-in-one hub for trainers & analysts

Concept: zone14 sees itself as an all-in-one multi function analysis platform. With a stationary, configurable 4K system and an AI that not only tracks the ball and players, but also places a strong focus on the players' performance data (even without the ball), it becomes the centrepiece of performance management.

Ideal for: Clubs of any size with a fixed venue, who manage multiple teams (from professional to youth) and want in-depth tactical and physical analysis with live intervention capabilities.

Core features: Precise tactical analysis, unique performance tracking (running data, intensity etc. directly from the video), live coaching tools (REPLAY/LIVE).

Cost model: Transparent monthly subscription model that includes the camera and, above all, use for ALL of the club's teams.

Focus: In-depth, integrated analysis (tactics & athletics), coaching efficiency, scalability for the entire club, high user-friendliness despite a wide range of functions.

‘I am delighted that zone14 is equipping our training pitches in Hütteldorf and Vienna's second district with innovative camera systems.’
Steffen Hoffmann - Managing Director at SK Rapid
Steffen Hofmann
Managing Director - SK Rapid

2. Technology & analysis in detail: What are the key differences?

The real strength lies in the details of the technology

Veo: The AI reliably follows the ball - perfect for highlights and a basic overview. However, the tracking of players without the ball is limited.

Pixellot: The AI recognises and tracks both the ball and the player, allowing a more detailed analysis of formations and running routes.

zone14: Goes the furthest here: The focus is on precise player tracking, even away from the ball. This is essential in order to really understand tactical shifts, free running movements and defensive organisation. In addition, the AI extracts valuable physical performance data (distance travelled, sprints, intensity) directly from the video image - a treasure trove of data that is otherwise only accessible with GPS trackers.

Analysis functions: From highlights to deep insights

Veo Analytics: Veo Analytics, accessible via the Veo Editor, provides the basic analytical functions of the system. It automatically creates highlights and provides simple metrics such as heat maps and estimated ball possession. The platform is user-friendly to quickly identify key moments and provide basic feedback. However, it lacks the specialised tools for in-depth tactical analyses or detailed evaluations of individual player performances, meaning that the analysis remains rather superficial.

Pixellot (via VidSwap): Analysis at Pixellot is often carried out using the VidSwap platform, which is specially designed for detailed tactical analyses. It provides coaches and analysts with extensive tools for tagging specific match events, visualising with drawing tools and creating customised playlists for team or individual player reviews. VidSwap often also enables the integration of external statistical data in order to gain a deeper understanding of game sequences, player performances and tactical formations, and is therefore clearly aimed at users with professional analysis requirements.

zone14 REPLAY: An outstanding tool of the zone14 platform is the REPLAY function. It breaks away from traditional post-analysis by enabling trainers to directly access recent match scenes at the touch of a button during the game or at half-time. This allows critical moments to be analysed at lightning speed and immediate visual feedback to be given to players or the coaching team. With REPLAY, tactical adjustments can be made much faster as the gap between event and analysis is dramatically shortened - a potential advantage in a dynamic game.

Live streaming & coaching: watching vs. intervening

Veo: Provides live streaming primarily for viewers (fans, parents) via an app - a great feature for the community.

Pixellot: Enables more professional streaming, often with analysis overlays that can also help the coaching staff during the game.

zone14: Revolutionises this area with real live coaching. The streaming is optimised for the coach. With the integrated REPLAY and LIVE functions, scenes can be analysed at lightning speed during the game or in the half-time break and shown to the team/player. This enables immediate feedback and tactical adjustments - a potential game changer.

3. Installation & user experience: Workflow in everyday life

Veo:

Setup: The biggest advantage is mobility. Set up the camera, record, done. 

Disadvantage: Constant setting up and dismantling, transporting and charging can become tiresome in the long run.

Operation: Very simple and intuitive, ideal for beginners. However, the analysis tools are rather basic.

Pixellot:

Installation: Generally requires a professional permanent installation, which involves costs and effort. After that, however, it is ready to use.

Operation: The software is powerful, but also more complex. It is aimed more at experienced analysts and requires a certain familiarisation period.

zone14:

Installation: Once the stationary camera has been installed, the system is extremely low-maintenance and always available. Daily handling is not required.

Operation: This is a particular strength: despite the enormous depth of analysis options (tactics & performance), the user interface is surprisingly intuitive and user-friendly. Even coaches without a technical background can quickly find their way around and utilise the valuable data.

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4. Costs in comparison: An overview of the price models

Veo:

Technology & functions: Veo offers a portable 4K camera system that automatically records games and creates highlights. The Veo Cam 3 automatically tracks the ball and creates a broadcast-like experience. Live streaming is possible via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. 

Price structure: Veo Cam 3: One-off cost of €1,199, additional costs for tripod, case, etc.

Subscription: From €67/month for the starter package, which includes 10 hours of recording time per month. 

Target group: Good for small to medium-sized clubs, youth and amateur teams looking for a cost-effective and user-friendly solution.

Pixellot:

Technology & features: Pixellot uses AI to automatically record, analyse and create highlights of matches. It offers features such as ball tracking, player tracking and tactical analysis. 

Price structure: Prices vary depending on the performance of the camera, from €800 to over €5000.

Subscription: From €130/month for the standard package with up to 4 games per month and 30 days of storage.

Target group: Suitable for professional teams, large academies and clubs that require comprehensive tactical analysis.

zone14:

Model: Attractive monthly subscription (starting from €115), which already includes the camera. The subscription is valid for the entire club - unlimited teams, unlimited users.

Value: Offers excellent value for money, especially for clubs with multiple teams. No hidden costs per team or user. It is an investment in a comprehensive analysis infrastructure for the entire club, which is extremely economical when you break down the costs per team.

5. Target groups & recommendation: The right system for your ambitions

Veo is ideal for:
  • Clubs looking for a simple, mobile and cost-effective solution to get started.
  • Teams without a fixed venue or with frequently changing training locations. Those focussing on highlights and basic match overviews.
Pixellot is the first choice for:
  • Professional clubs and academies with fixed stadiums and high analytical demands.
  • Teams that require automated, broadcast-like production and very detailed tactical data and are willing to invest more initially.
zone14 is the best recommendation for:
  • Ambitious clubs of any size with a fixed venue that are looking for a solution for video and performance analysis.
  • Clubs that manage several teams (from professional to youth) and are looking for a scalable solution for all of them.
  • Coaches who want to use in-depth tactical and performance analysis to develop players individually.
  • Clubs that recognise the potential of real-time coaching as a strategic advantage.
  • Anyone looking for a low-maintenance, stationary system with an unbeatable price-performance ratio per team.

6. Conclusion: More than just recording - shaping the future of match analysis

Veo, Pixellot ‎‎‎‏‏‎ ‎and zone14 all offer valuable tools for modern football analysis. The decision depends on your requirements.

Veo opens the door to the world of analysis - simply and affordably.

Pixellot provides professional data and production for the top.

zone14 , on the other hand, creates a unique all-in-one solution for in-depth tactical and performance analysis, innovative live coaching tools and an exceptionally fair, club-centred pricing model. It's not just a registration system, but an integrated platform that helps coaches make players and teams better at all levels. For clubs looking for a future-proof, comprehensive yet user-friendly solution to systematically improve performance, zone14 is often the most compelling answer. Don't just invest in a camera, invest in better understanding and targeted development.

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More goals, fewer goals conceded: Training set pieces correctly

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More goals, fewer goals conceded: Training set pieces correctly

Set piece scenarios such as corners, free kicks, throw-ins and even indirect free kicks are among the decisive moments in football. They are not only opportunities for quick goals, but also critical points at which games can turn - in both a positive and negative sense. An unsuccessful free kick or a poorly defended corner can be just as decisive for victory or defeat as a perfectly executed move after a throw-in.

It is therefore all the more important that set-piece situations are not trained in isolation, but rather holistically - with a view to both phases of the game: Attack and defence. When offensive and defensive roles are trained in the same exercises, everyone involved benefits: attackers learn to assert themselves against real resistance, defenders improve their behaviour under real pressure. At the same time, the tactical understanding of the dynamics of such situations increases, leading to quicker decisions and better teamwork.

Foundations for successful set-piece situations

Set-piece situations require clear sequences, precise execution and coordinated running routes. Every player must know and internalise their role in order to successfully attack or defend against set pieces.

The forms of training presented here show in a practical way what systematic set-piece training can look like - with clear processes, defined roles and immediate feedback for both sides. This not only trains individual technique, but also strengthens collective coordination within the team. The alternation between different formats is particularly valuable: from targeted drills (e.g. direct free-kick with wall) to sequences similar to match formats (e.g. throw-in with transition movement).

Important principles:

  • Clear allocation of roles: Every player knows their exact role and position.
  • Precision and timing: Every movement and every pass is made according to a clearly defined timing.
  • Effective communication: Clear agreements and short, precise commands between the players.

1. Direct free kicks with defensive wall - precision and defensive organisation

Objective: To improve the shooting technique and accuracy of the attackers and the positioning of the defenders and goalkeeper.

Set-up:

  • Three free-kick takers position themselves around the penalty area.
  • A defensive wall of 3-4 players and a goalkeeper actively defend.

Procedure: Each kicker takes it in turns to take five free kicks.

  • The defenders optimise their positioning and communication in the wall.
  • Feedback is given immediately, both offensively and defensively.

2. Indirect free kicks with active defense - combination and fast defending

Objective: Fast attacking actions and precise combination play under pressure as well as fast defensive reactions and blocking shots.

Set-up:

  • Free kick approx. 20-25 metres centrally in front of the goal.
  • Three attackers play quick, rehearsed combinations.
  • Two defenders actively try to interrupt the combination play and block shots.

Procedure:

    • The attackers try to complete the combination quickly and efficiently.
    • The defenders react to the movement of the ball and specifically block passing routes and shots.

3. Corner kicks - Offensive timing and defensive spatial coverage

Objective: Optimisation of offensive running routes and precise corner kick execution as well as defensive spatial coverage and efficient clearing actions.

Set-up: 

  • One player takes corner kicks with variable crosses.
  • Four attackers run into predefined zones.
  • Four defenders secure the spaces and cover the opponents in a team-orientated manner.

Procedure: 

  • Offensive players work on perfect timing and targeted finishing.
  • Defenders improve positioning, spatial coverage and active ball recovery.

4. Throw-ins - quick switching for offense and defense

Objective: Effective switching and quick decision-making in throw-in situations for both teams.

Set-up:

  • A playing field of approx. 30 x 20 metres.
  • Two teams play against each other; throw-ins must be completed within three ball contacts.

Procedure:

  • The team in possession of the ball must create chances immediately.
  • The opposing team actively works on quick defensive organisation and effective switching after winning the ball.

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zone14 REPLAY - Analysing set pieces in a targeted manner

zone14 REPLAY can be used to analyse set-piece situations in a detailed and structured way. Coaches can mark relevant scenes from matches or training sessions, comment on them visually and compile them into playlists for individual or team analyses. For example, repeated mistakes in wall positioning, imprecise running routes at corner kicks or coordination problems at indirect free kicks are visualised and discussed in detail. REPLAY makes tactical standard work understandable, comprehensible and effective in the long term.

zone14 LIVE - Analyse set-piece situations in real time

With zone14 LIVE , matches and training sessions focusing on set-piece situations can not only be streamed automatically and in high quality, but also analysed in real time. Coaches can immediately react to repeatable patterns during the game with the help of the live broadcast - for example, if running routes at corners are not coordinated or free kicks are not executed as rehearsed. The ability to make tactical corrections directly at half-time or even during short interruptions based on what has just been seen in the live stream is particularly valuable. This ensures immediate feedback and quicker implementation during the match. 

zone14 STATS - Making set-pieces actions measurable

STATS analyses how players behave physically in set-piece situations: Who sprints to the short post at a corner? Who consistently positions themselves incorrectly at free kicks? How many intensive runs are made during set-pieces in the final phase of play? By recording running routes, speeds and movement profiles, STATS provides objective data that is linked to specific video sequences. This creates a new understanding of efficiency, commitment and tactical discipline during set pieces.

Conclusion

Set-piece situations are increasingly deciding the outcome of matches. Systematic training that involves both offence and defence is needed in order to use them consistently and defend safely at the same time. The exercises presented create realistic game situations in which both parts of the team are challenged and encouraged at the same time - technically, tactically and in teamwork.

The targeted use of technologies such as zone14 REPLAY for video analysis, LIVE for real-time observation and STATS for objective performance evaluation makes standard training even more effective. The result is a modern training concept that not only trains standards, but also understands them in depth and develops them in a targeted manner - for tangible improvements on the pitch. zone14 REPLAY zur Videoanalyse, LIVE zur Echtzeitbeobachtung und STATS zur objektiven Leistungsbewertung wird das Standardtraining noch wirkungsvoller. So entsteht ein modernes Trainingskonzept, das Standards nicht nur trainiert, sondern auch tiefgreifend versteht und gezielt weiterentwickelt – für spürbare Verbesserungen auf dem Platz.

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Double pass with Andrés Iniesta: zone14 celebrates inclusion in the ‘FedEx Champions of Business’ list

Double pass with Andrés Iniesta: zone14 celebrates inclusion in the ‘FedEx Champions of Business’ list

zone14, the Viennese SportsTech start-up in the field of automated video analysis and data-driven match intelligence, has been included in the international ‘FedEx Champions of Business’list as one of the most innovative companies in football - an initiative by FedEx in collaboration with Financial Times, which recognises forward-looking small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that are rethinking football on and off the pitch.

As part of the launch campaign, zone14 was one of three selected start-ups to present its vision to a high-calibre jury. Football legend Andrés Iniesta, FedEx Europe SVP Dan Vines and former national captain and entrepreneur Bex Smith were impressed by the innovative solutions that zone14 offers for the analysis and optimisation of matches and training sessions.

‘Football is more than what happens on the pitch,’ said Iniesta. ‘It's these companies in the background that drive the game forward.'

The FedEx Champions of Business initiative aims to make the impact of SMEs in football visible - from new forms of fan experience to sustainable stadium solutions and high-tech scouting tools. According to a Europe-wide survey of 100 football clubs, 71% of respondents believe that SMEs bring significant added value to football.

‘We are proud that our work has been recognised not only by professional clubs, but also on this international stage,’ says Simon Schmiderer from zone14. ‘This award shows that smart, data-based solutions have arrived in football - and that they can come from Vienna.’

The full list of honoured companies and inspiring stories will be published in mid-April on fedex.com/champions and via the FedEx, UEFA and Financial Times channels.

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Together for more visibility and emotion in the 2nd Landesliga West

Together for more visibility and emotion in the 2nd Landesliga West

Our media campaign in cooperation with ‘Amateurscout’ and ‘Meinfussball’ ensures that the 2nd Landesliga West gets more attention than ever before. Starting this weekend, there will be exciting live streams and thrilling highlight videos of the matches from the spring championship.

From Monday at the latest, you will be able to watch the best scenes, many goals and the most exciting moments from these matches. There will also be exclusive interviews directly from the top match of the round.

Simon Schmiderer, founder of zone14: ‘Covering the 2nd Bundesliga West with our modern cameras is an important milestone for us. This cooperation is another sign that we are gaining more and more trust and can support our partner clubs with high-quality content. Our aim is to promote amateur football, offer fans unforgettable experiences and give the clubs the attention they deserve.’

‘With state-of-the-art video analysis, we also provide coaches and players with valuable tools to analyse and improve the game - without having to invest hundreds of hours. With the NÖN's Meinfussball platform, we now have the perfect opportunity to show amateur football and its players the way they deserve: passionate, intense and full of emotion.’

Don't miss a minute and be there live - at the best football the 2nd Landesliga West has to offer!

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How to Livestream a Football Match

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How to Livestream a Football Match

Livestreaming a football match is no longer reserved for professionals. Thanks to modern technology, anyone can broadcast a game – whether it’s youth football, a lower-league team, or a local tournament. In this article, we’ll guide you step by step on how to livestream a football match, what kind of streaming setup you need, which platforms are suitable, and the legal aspects to consider.

Legal Aspects of Livestreaming Football Matches

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Can you privately stream football games?

In general, you need permission from all involved parties:

  • Players and coaches: Due to personal rights (right to one's own image)
  • Club: As the event organizer
  • Pitch operator: May prohibit recordings (house rights)
  • Parents of minors: Written consent required

Legal foundations

  • Copyright: Only use logos, music, and graphics if you have the rights
  • Platform regulations: YouTube, Facebook, etc. have their own rules (e.g., music rights)
  • GDPR: If storing or editing footage, data protection laws apply

Tip: Always get written permissions and inform spectators clearly about the recording – for example with a sign at the entrance: “Attention: This match is being livestreamed.”

How to Livestream a Football Match

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Streaming a football match means transmitting both video and audio signals in real time to an online platform. The simplest method is using a streaming service (e.g., YouTube or Twitch) combined with a camera and encoder software such as OBS Studio.

Quick overview of steps:

  1. Choose your location: A well-placed camera with a clear view of the field
  2. Set up your camera: Use a tripod, place it as high and central as possible
  3. Configure audio: Use an external mic or headset with wind protection
  4. Set up encoder: Install OBS Studio, adjust settings (resolution, bitrate, etc.)
  5. Connect to platform: Enter your YouTube/Twitch stream key in OBS
  6. Run a test: Check video/audio quality and internet stability
  7. Go live: Share the viewer link and monitor feedback

Tip: Allow plenty of time for setup and testing before going live.

What Equipment Do You Need to Stream a Match?

A good livestream depends largely on your gear. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

Basic setup:

  • Camera: DSLR, camcorder, or smartphone with at least 1080p resolution
  • Tripod: Adjustable and stable for shake-free footage
  • Microphone: External mic with wind protection
  • Laptop/streaming device: Powerful enough for video encoding
  • Encoder software: OBS Studio (free and powerful)
  • Internet connection: Upload speed of at least 5 Mbps (10+ Mbps recommended)

Optional accessories:

  • LTE router or mobile hotspot: For locations without Wi-Fi
  • Power banks: For long games or no power outlets
  • Sun and weather protection: For your equipment
  • Capture card (HDMI grabber): To input camera signals into your computer
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Streaming from the Pitch – Even Without Infrastructure

  • LTE router with sufficient data volume (flat rate recommended)
  • Laptop with long battery life or power bank with AC output
  • Weatherproof tripod – weight it down if needed
  • Protection against sun and rain (e.g., a tent or cover)

Tip: You can also stream using just a smartphone and an app like Prism Live Studio or Larix Broadcaster – perfect as a backup or for small-scale games.

How to Stream a Match on YouTube – Step-by-Step

YouTube is one of the most popular livestream platforms – free, stable, and widely known.

 

Instructions:

  1. Verify your YouTube account (one-time)
  2. Activate livestreaming (can take up to 24 hours)
  3. Set up your stream in YouTube Studio (title, description, visibility)
  4. Generate a stream key and enter it into OBS (A stream key connects your encoder (e.g., OBS) to YouTube. Without it, you can’t go live – think of it as your digital broadcast key.)
  5. Set up scenes and sources in OBS
  6. Run a test (highly recommended!)
  7. Go live – your stream will be publicly visible

Tip: Use an eye-catching thumbnail and a clear description to attract more viewers.

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Streaming Amateur Football for Viewers

In amateur football, the demand for match broadcasts is growing – especially among:

  • Parents who can’t attend in person
  • Coaches wanting footage for analysis
  • Fans who want to support their local club

Livestreaming in the amateur world is gaining traction not just to document matches but to connect people. A livestream can create closeness where distance exists and strengthens emotional ties to the team.

Monetizing Amateur Football Livestreams

A commonly overlooked benefit of livestreaming is monetization potential. Many amateur clubs rely on donations, membership fees, and local sponsors – streaming offers a modern way to raise funds and build loyalty.

1. Donations & voluntary contributions

Viewers are often willing to support a good stream – especially if they feel connected to the club.

Options:

  • Donation links (e.g., PayPal, Ko-fi, Stripe)
  • QR code displayed in the stream
  • Mention donation callouts in commentary

2. Sponsorships & Ads

Livestreams offer local businesses a great advertising opportunity.

Examples:

  • “This livestream is brought to you by Sponsor XY”
  • Logo overlay during halftime
  • Digital banner ads via OBS overlays

3. Earnings via platforms

Streaming on YouTube or Twitch allows income through ads, SuperChats, memberships, or affiliate links. Note: Minimum requirements apply (e.g., 1000 subscribers on YouTube for monetization).

4. Highlights & post-production

Another opportunity lies in post-editing. Game highlights can be repurposed for social media or member content.

Tip: Use royalty-free music and post highlight clips regularly.

How to Attract More Viewers

A good stream isn’t enough – you need an audience. Communication is key. Here’s how to boost your reach:

Use social media

Promote your stream in advance via Instagram, Facebook, TikTok. Share graphics, reminders, and stream links in stories and groups.

Teasers & highlights

Create a short teaser video before the match or share highlight clips afterwards to build excitement for the next stream.

Encourage interaction

Enable chat and invite viewers to comment or ask questions – this boosts engagement and helps with algorithm visibility.

Collaborate with partners

Work with local media, sports councils, or sponsors. A shared link on their channels can drastically increase your reach.

A thoughtful mix of tech, content, and communication will take your amateur livestream out of obscurity and into the spotlight.

Alternative: Livestreaming with zone14

zone14 is an innovative video analysis and livestreaming system designed for clubs that want professional-quality broadcasts with minimal effort.

Its core is a stationary, AI-powered camera that captures the entire field. The intelligent software automatically tracks the game and selects camera angles – no camera operator needed.

Benefits for clubs:

  • Fully automated livestreams – no cameraman required
  • Easy embedding on club websites or via zone14
  • In-depth match analysis: heatmaps, movement tracking, ball possession, and more
  • Live analysis: Optimise your match plans in real time with the live analysis tools directly from the bank.
  • Highlight tagging: coaches and players can mark key scenes
  • GDPR-compliant: includes tools for managing consents for youth matches
  • Automatic recording & archiving – great for social media or scouting
  • Integrated sponsor branding – in streams or highlight reels

Who is it for?

zone14 is ideal for ambitious clubs at any level who want to livestream regularly without technical hassle. Especially suitable for clubs with youth programs, sponsors, or a digital-savvy fanbase.

Conclusion

Livestreaming a football match is possible even for beginners with the right setup. Just make sure your equipment, internet connection, and legal permissions are in place. Platforms like YouTube or Twitch make it easy to reach viewers and share matches.

For clubs ready to take the next step, zone14 offers a professional all-in-one solution for livestreaming and analysis. Combined with opportunities to earn money via donations, sponsorships, or platform features, livestreaming becomes a valuable tool for modern club development and digital community building.

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Advancements in Football Through AI, Data Analytics, and Tracking Technologies

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Advancements in Football Through AI, Data Analytics, and Tracking Technologies

Introduction

Football, known across the globe as "the beautiful game," has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. Artificial intelligence (AI), detailed data analytics, and sophisticated football tracking technologies have redefined the football landscape, providing coaches and players with insights that were previously unimaginable. Teams now routinely optimise player performance, strategic decision-making, and injury prevention through data-driven methods. In this article, we explore these transformative innovations and examine their direct impacts on modern football.

Unveiling Tactical Insights with Data Visualisation and Heatmaps

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Data visualisation techniques such as heatmaps are a key aspect of tactical analysis in football. Heatmaps visually represent player positions, movements, or interactions with the ball, translating complex data sets into easily actionable insights. Coaches rely on heatmaps to identify positional trends, highlight important zones in attacking play, or reveal potential tactical vulnerabilities.

Our detailed exploration of heatmaps demonstrates their value in evaluating attacking strategies. By assessing whether a team consistently attacks through certain flanks, coaches can adjust tactics accordingly, enhancing offensive versatility. Similarly, defensive heatmaps identify frequent points of opposition breakthroughs, informing tactical adjustments to fortify defensive structures.

When combined with AI, heatmaps can also enable predictive analysis, taking tactical planning from reactive to proactive. In the latest technological breakthroughs, AI models are able to forecast opponent tendencies, allowing coaches to adjust formations and strategies in advance, significantly improving match preparedness. Thanks to football tracking, it is also now possible for teams to access data visualisations such as heatmaps through solely camera footage.

Maximising Player Performance through Running Statistics

Running statistics have become essential in football analytics, offering objective assessments of a player’s physical contributions on the pitch. Metrics such as total distance covered, high-intensity sprints, acceleration, and recovery times provide deep insights into players' fitness levels and tactical roles. Running has become an increasingly important aspect of the modern game, with the top coaches demanding high intensity with and without the ball. 

Midfielders, who generally cover more ground than other positions, require tailored fitness regimes to sustain their extensive physical output. In contrast, forwards and wingers typically focus on explosive movements and speed. Teams are able to use running data to craft customised training programmes, manage workloads, and significantly reduce injury risks.

Learn more on how running statistics are used by top coaches. 

Advanced football analytics software integrates these running statistics into comprehensive dashboards or visualisations, allowing coaches immediate visibility into player conditioning, enabling timely decisions about rest, recovery, or training intensity.

Revolutionising Analysis through AI-driven Video Technology

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The practice of video analysis has significantly evolved, moving away from manual video recording to advanced AI-powered camera systems such as the zone14 TWO are able to record every match automatically. As technology advances, we also now see intelligent AI powered algorithms that are able automatically identify and categorise key moments such as goals and set-pieces to save coaches even more time when reviewing footage. 

Our exploration into video analysis highlights how these technologies facilitate detailed evaluations of individual and team performances. Not only do AI powered football cameras support coaches in analysis, but they can also make Live streaming for clubs who would not normally have the resources to do so. Learn more.

Artificial Intelligence: Predictive Models and Strategic Advantages

Artificial intelligence in football extends far beyond video analysis alone. AI-driven predictive models can process vast amounts of historical and real-time data to forecast match outcomes, anticipate player performances, and unveil opponent tactical approaches. These predictions provide strategic advantages by informing pre-match preparation and in-game adjustments. For example Liverpool FC are now working together with Google to develop an AI model that is able to predict corner kick outcomes and advise coaches of the best tactical strategies for these match situations. 

AI has also significantly transformed scouting and talent identification. Traditional subjective evaluations are increasingly complemented by AI-powered analytics that objectively assess player performance across multiple competitions and seasons. This data-driven approach reduces biases and enhances recruitment accuracy, as discussed extensively in our blog on AI innovation in football.

Optimising Performance with Football GPS Vests

Football player wearing a GPS vest

GPS technology has drastically reshaped player monitoring in professional football. You may have noticed professional footballers wearing bras that contain these GPS tracking devices. GPS-Vests capture critical real-time data such as player movements, speed, acceleration, and physiological metrics, including heart rate. Coaches and medical staff use these insights to optimise training loads, manage player fatigue, and significantly reduce injury risks.

Through careful analysis of GPS data, teams can detect early signs of physical fatigue or potential injury, enabling preventative measures such as rest, recovery protocols, or adjusted training routines. GPS technology has shown its growing adoption not just in professional teams but also in semi-professional and grassroots football, broadening access to advanced performance analytics. However as technology in football continuous to develop there is a growing trend of teams using AI camera tracking solutions which are also able to produce the insight usually tracked by GPS data.

The Expanding Role of Wearable Technology in Football

Beyond GPS vests, wearable technology encompasses an expanding range of advanced devices, including heart rate monitors, accelerometers, and gyroscopes. These devices provide comprehensive physiological and biomechanical data that are critical for player safety, performance optimisation, and injury prevention.

Immediate feedback during training sessions allows coaches to adjust intensity or technique in real-time, while accumulated data informs longer-term training strategies. Our analysis highlights innovations such as smart insoles capable of assessing foot pressure distribution which can be valuable data for preventing injuries and improving biomechanical efficiency. This shift represents football’s growing commitment to precise, personalised athlete management and high performance.

Data Analytics at Major Tournaments

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Data analytics have become central to match preparation in major tournaments such as the UEFA European Championship and the FIFA World Cup. Historically relying on basic statistics, teams now employ advanced analytics to deeply understand their opponents' tactics, set-piece routines, and individual player tendencies.

In this article, we looked into major tournaments and how teams leverage detailed analytics to anticipate opposition strategies, leading to more effective defensive preparations or targeted offensive approaches. This precise strategic planning has increasingly influenced tournament outcomes, highlighting the vital role analytics now play on football’s largest stages. Additionally the use of AI is not just limited for performance analysis, it can also be used as an organisational tool for huge sporting events, such as AI tracking to support crowd management at the recent EURO 2024 tournament in Germany.

zone14 STATS: Innovating Player Tracking Without GPS

At zone14, we've developed an innovative solution for football tracking - zone14 STATS, which offers accurate player tracking and analytics without the need for traditional GPS hardware. Leveraging cutting-edge AI and computer vision technology, zone14 STATS tracks detailed player movements, positional data, and tactical formations exclusively through the zone14 TWO camera system.

This approach simplifies data collection, eliminates hardware discomfort for players, and significantly streamlines operational setup. Coaches and analysts gain access to intuitive interfaces providing instant, actionable insights. zone14 STATS democratises advanced analytics, making elite-level performance tracking accessible and affordable to clubs at all competitive levels, from grassroots teams to professional clubs.

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Conclusion: Football’s Data-Driven Future

The integration of AI, advanced data analytics, and sophisticated tracking technologies has profoundly reshaped modern football. From heatmaps and running statistics to predictive AI models and innovative player tracking platforms like zone14 STATS, these advancements have revolutionised how the game is analysed, coached, and played.

As these technologies continue evolving, football analytics promises deeper insights and greater precision, driving continuous improvement in team performance, tactical strategy, player welfare, and recruitment. Teams embracing this data-driven approach will not only succeed competitively but also shape the future evolution of the beautiful game. Learn more on what the future of video analysis in technology in football could look like.

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What does it take to become a football coach?

Football captivates millions of people worldwide. What often appears at first glance to be pure talent and passion actually calls for structured planning and focused training. Whether you aim to enhance your performance as a player or lead a team to new heights as a coach, the right exercises and concepts form the foundation for success.

Yet many people ask themselves: How do you become a football coach? And what requirements do you need to fulfil to become a football coach? There really are a few steps needed to get started as a football coach. In this article, we not only explain how to become a football coach, but also shed light on the most important training areas in football—from intensive defence drills, precise passing drills, and varied goal-kicking exercises to the strategic significance of Zone 14.

You’ll also learn, what it takes to start a career as a football coach —from the essential coaching licences and qualifications to the right equipment. Ultimately, you might be wondering: What are the requirements to work in football as a coach? what do you need for a future as a football coach? The answers to these questions are diverse, covering both professional and personal aspects.

Tip: If you want to deepen your knowledge even further, you can find plenty of additional information and drills about football coaching here!

Types of Training Exercises

Training

1. Defense Drills

Why Defence Is So Important

“Offence wins games, defence wins championships”—this quote hits the nail on the head. Successful teams often boast a stable defense that not only concedes few goals but also lays the groundwork for controlled build-up play. Strong defensive organisation can dominate a match and give the offence the security it needs to create dynamic attacks.

Especially if you’re thinking about becoming a football coach, you’ll quickly realise that defensive work must be a key element of every training plan. What qualifications are needed to become a football coach? Among them is the ability to teach complex defensive tactics and help your players understand the critical role of a cohesive defensive unit.

Typical Defense Drills

1-on-1 Duels

  • Focus on stance, timing in tackles, and “reading” your opponent’s movements.
  • Tip: Keep your centre of gravity low and maintain some distance to react quickly.

Zone Defense

  • Players practise shifting within a defensive chain to cut off opponents’ passing lanes.
  • Important: Good communication and clearly assigned roles (e.g., centre-backs vs. full-backs).

Pressing Exercises

  • Trains quick ball recovery in the opponent’s half.
  • Procedure: Players advance as a unit to press the ball carrier early and force errors.

Positional Play in a Back Four

  • Specific training for the classic four-defender line.
  • Players learn to adjust to the ball’s position and the opponent’s movements.

Frequent Mistakes in Defense

  • Leaving too much space between defenders
  • Poor communication or lack of clear commands
  • Impatience and hasty tackling, which can lead to gaps at the back

Want more inspiration for your defense training? Discover additional drills and training plans here!

2. Passing Drills

Importance of the Passing Game
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A precise and flexible build-up play relies heavily on accurate passing. Good passes not only secure ball possession but also lay the foundation for dangerous attacks. A team that can move the ball reliably among its players controls both the tempo and overall flow of the match.

If you’re wondering what steps are required to become a football coach, remember that teaching proper passing techniques is vital. A solid passing game is the basis for any tactical system and plays an integral role in every coaching education programme.

 

Effective Passing Drills in Training

Rondo (Circle or Square Passing Game)

  • Several players form a circle or square and pass the ball to each other, while one or two defenders in the middle try to win it back.
  • Improves ball control, speed of play, and anticipation.

Short Passing in Tight Spaces

  • Two teams (e.g., 5 vs. 5) play on a reduced field.
  • Objective: Move effectively under pressure and develop quick, precise passes.

Long-Pass Exercises

  • Focus on passes of 20–30 metres.
  • Important: Players learn both the pass and the correct way to receive the ball.

One-Touch Passing

  • Immediate ball circulation without a controlling touch.
  • Raises game tempo and exploits gaps in the opposition’s defense.

Tips for a Better Passing Game

  • Master proper technique: shoulders facing the passing direction, weight balanced over the ball.
  • Practise inside and outside of the footto stay adaptable.
  • Keep your head upto see teammates’ positions and any approaching defenders.

Check out our collection of training ideas for even more drills and tips to fine-tune your technical abilities. Have a look here here!

3. Goal-Kicking Drills

The Role of Goal-Kicking Training

Goals decide matches—so shooting practice should be a staple of every training session. It’s not just about powerbut also about accuracy, timing and confident ball handling before the shot.

If you’re considering what you need for a future as a football coach, you’ll quickly see that understanding various goal-scoring methods is key. Only then can you properly instruct your players and help them reach their offensive potential.

Examples of Goal-Scoring Drills in Training

Training

Finishing After a Combination

  • Players practise a passing sequence (e.g., a one-two or lofted ball) before shooting.
  • Promotes teamwork and simulates realistic match scenarios.

Crosses and Headers

  • Trains the interplay between crossers and attackers in the box.
  • Focus: Timing the jump and delivering precise crosses.

Position-Specific Shooting Drills

  • Forwards: Shots from turns or after rapid control of the ball
  • Midfielders: Long-range efforts
  • Defenders: Situational shots after set pieces or counter-attacks

Shooting Under Defensive Pressure

  • Creates game-like conditions, forcing the attacker to shoot while pursued by defenders.
  • Develops speed and mental resilience.

Success Factors in Shooting

  • Posture: Lean slightly over the ball with your standing foot firmly planted.
  • Focus on the Ball: Only look up at the goal in the last moment to adjust aim.
  • Variety: Practise different shot types (inside foot, laces, chips) and train both feet.

Want to learn more? We offer comprehensive articles with additional drills and methods—find everything here!

4. Technique Drills

Why Technique Is the Cornerstone

Anyone who’s observed football at the highest levels knows it’s often the —beyond fitness and tactics—technical subtletiesthat truly stand out. Close ball control, rapid changes of direction, and pinpoint passes grant you multiple avenues to outwit opponents.

If you’re thinking about what it takes to start a career as a football coach, guiding your players in both basic and advanced techniques is vital. A team’s success hinges on solid individual skills just as much as on collective play.

Important Technical Drills in Training

Dribbling Course

  • Set up cones, coordination ladders, or poles to practise varied movements and pace changes.
  • Goal: Keep the ball close while navigating obstacles.

Tricks & Feints

  • Overstepping moves, body feints, or the Zidane spin.
  • Key Point:Proper timing for the feint, followed by an explosive burst of speed.

Ball Control Under Time Pressure

  • Players receive passes and must control the ball swiftly before defenders close in.
  • Develops rapid decision-making and tidy technique.

Coordination ladder

  • Improves agility and acceleration.
  • Tip: Combine ladder drills with ball work to heighten real-game relevance.

Common Mistakes in Technical Drills

  • Changing pace too quickly before fully controlling the ball
  • Not enough two-footed practice.
  • Lack of patience: technique requires repeated, focused drills to perfect

Tip: For more detailed guidelines on extracting maximum technical potential from your players, take a look here!

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Zone 14: The Key to Scoring Goals

What Is Zone 14?

The Zone 14 refers to the area just in front of the opponent’s penalty box. Statistics show that this zone generates a large portion of match-winning opportunities. Dominating Zone 14 can dramatically boost your team’s chance of creating and converting scoring chances.

Why Is Zone 14 So Important?

  • Threat in Transition: Many teams aim to move rapidly through midfield, seeking that killer ball into Zone 14.
  • High Creative Potential: Playmakers and attacking midfielders frequently exploit this space with incisive through passes.
  • Tactical Nuance: Targeting pressure in this zone or spotting gaps here can turn the tide of a match.

Training Methods for Zone 14

  • One-Two Passes & Lofted Balls: Swift interplay to bypass defenders and penetrate the penalty area
  • Positional Games: 5 vs. 5 or 4 vs. 4 around Zone 14 to practise tight, controlled passing
  • Finishing Drills: Shots from distance or quick low balls into the box

Tip: Learn how to effectively move into Zone 14 and create dangerous shots on goal here! here!

Training Drills for Zone 14

Specific Drills for the Decisive Area

Gaining control in Zone 14 can significantly influence a match’s outcome. Targeted exercises train your players’ combination play and decision-making skills in this crucial sector.

Tight Passing in a Square

  • An advanced rondo setup focusing on passing in and out of Zone 14.
  • Develop incisive passing and spatial awareness in congested areas.

Counter-Pressing in Zone 14

  • Emphasises rapid transition after losing possession.
  • Aim: Either keep the opponent from entering the zone at all or regain possession quickly.

Shots from the Second Row

  • Practises precision finishing from 16–20 metres out.
  • Incorporate direct hits, low drives, and curled attempts.

Vertical Passing

  • Trains your players to open up space behind the defence with minimal touches.
  • Teams that press high or hold a high defensive line.

TipFor further ideas on Zone 14 drills, check out our resources here!

Football Coach education

Why a Comprehensive Education Matters

A great coach needs more than practical football knowledge. Methodology, pedagogy ‎‎‎‏‏‎ ‎and team leadership skills are pivotal for guiding a group to success. If you’re asking yourself how to become a football coach, you should start here: a structured Football Coach education gives you the expertise to unlock your players’ full potential.

You might also be wondering: What are the requirements to work in football as a coach? Besides practical experience, having an officially recognised licence is typically crucial, as clubs often look for certified coaches who bring a professional standard.

Contents of a Coaching Programme

  • Training Theory: Designing targeted and varied sessions
  • Tactics: Exploring various tactical systems and adapting them to your squad and opponents
  • Psychology & Pedagogy: Motivating players and effectively resolving conflicts
  • Practical Sessions: Teaching demonstrations and mentorship under experienced coaches

Career Prospects & Benefits

  • Expanding Network: Meeting other coaches and club managers can lead to future job opportunities
  • Quality Seal: Official licences boost the trust clubs and players have in your ability
  • Long-Term Development: Regular training keeps your methods fresh and up to date

Tip: Find out how to enrol in a coaching programme and everything else you need to know here! here!

Licences in Coach Training

An Overview of Licence Levels

Most football associations offer different licence tiers, each stipulating who can coach at which level and under what requirements. If you’re looking to get started as a football coach, understanding the licensing framework is essential:

  • C licence: Entry-level qualification, ideal for youth and amateur sides
  • B licence: More advanced, suitable for higher amateur leagues and some semi-pro teams
  • A licence: Professional level, allowing you to coach top-tier clubs
  • UEFA Pro (Football Instructor Licence): The highest tier, mandatory for coaching in Europe’s elite professional leagues

Requirements & Procedures

  • Practical experience: You often need proven club coaching time
  • Courses & Exams: Covering theory (tactics, methodology) and practical sessions (live teaching demos)
  • Ongoing Education: Periodic refresher or advanced courses to keep your licence valid

Why Licences Are Worth It

  • Professional Standards: A structured education assures consistent quality
  • Competitive Edge: Clubs increasingly prioritise officially licensed coaches
  • Personal Growth: Networking with other coaches fosters continuous improvement

Thus, anyone asking how to become a football coach ‎‎‎‏‏‎ ‎and how to get a football coaching career and what qualifications are required to become a football coachshould delve deeply into these licence pathways.

Tip: For details on the costs and benefits of these licences, click here!

Football Equipment

The Importance of the Right Equipment

Whether at amateur or professional level, football equipment is crucial for safety, comfort, and performance. While the ball may be central, many other essentials come into play.

Useful Training Gear

  • Cones, Coordination Ladders, Hurdles: Great for technique and sprint exercises
  • Weight Cuffs (use with caution): A tool for boosting explosive power
  • Medicine Balls or Resistance Bands: Effective for holistic athletic training

If you explore in depth what you need for a future as a football coach , you’ll quickly discover that having reliable equipment is often overlooked but absolutely vital. It can make structuring and running your sessions far more efficient.

TipSearching for extra training gadgets or more info? You’ll find it here fündig!

Further recommendations: Coach insights from Ralf Rangnick and the rebuilding of Rapid Vienna

If you’re intrigued by modern training approaches and the success stories in professional football, check out these two articles:

  • Ralf Rangnick: Find out hereabout the training philosophy and tactical vision that have made him so successful, and how you can adapt his methodology to your own coaching.
  • Rapid Vienna: Get a deep dive here into Rapid Vienna’s playing and training culture, and see how this historic club continually improves its performance.

Both pieces offer valuable insights into structuring your sessions more strategically and expanding your coaching perspectives—from targeted player development to evolving your own coaching identity.

Conclusion & Outlook

Whether you’re an aspiring player looking to refine your skills or a coach aiming to master fresh tactics, football coaching is a multifaceted realm where countless factors interconnect. This article has highlighted key points that you should tackle if you’re wondering becoming a football coach.

For more specifics, curated training plans, and further instructional material, head over to Zone14.ai/blog/tag/training. You’ll discover a range of ideas to keep your training engaging and effective.

Always remember that beyond pure football expertise, passion,, discipline, and a willingness to keep learning are the driving forces behind successful coaching. Embrace these principles, and you’ll be well on your way to achieving your goal— what it takes to make it as a football coach Best of luck in putting this knowledge into practice and pursuing your future coaching career!

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The second edition of ‘Women in football: The Talk’ was a complete success! 

In three highly interesting discussion rounds, key topics such as Equal opportunities, lack of media presence and the future of women in football illuminated.

High-calibre guests such as Katja Gürtler (Head Coach SK Rapid Vienna), Lisa Alzner (Head Coach St. Pölten), Lisa Makas (74-time ÖFB team player & Sports Director FK Austria Vienna), Michael Erlitz (Sports Director Sturm Graz) and Jürgen Tröscher (Sports Director LASK Linz) shared their thoughts and perspectives on current developments regarding women in sport.

Additionally enriched Nikola Staritz (Project Manager of the fairplay initiative), Nina Potz (League Manager Women's Bundesliga), Sara Telek (Bundesliga & UEFA referee) and Anna Ressmann (Women's Committee WFV) the discussions with valuable insights from various areas of football.

The evening was hosted by Sky reporter Nera Palinic.

Thanks to all participants and guests who made this evening so special!

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Als Teil unserer Fokus: Frauen im Fußball-Kampagne spricht Lisa Alzner über ihre Leidenschaft für den Fußball, ihren ungewöhnlichen Karriereweg und ihren Alltag als Cheftrainerin des SKN St. Pölten Rush – und das mit gerade einmal 26 Jahren. Wie sieht ihr Tagesablauf aus? Welche Herausforderungen bringt der Job mit sich? Und was treibt sie an?

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Zwei WM-Tore & ein Traumduell gegen Barça | Interview mit Valentina Mädl

Valentina Mädl, Stürmerin des SKN St. Pölten, glänzte bei der U20-Weltmeisterschaft mit zwei wichtigen Toren – darunter eines gegen den späteren Sieger Nordkorea. Im Rahmen unserer Fokus: Frauen im Fußball-Kampagne spricht sie über diese besonderen Momente, die Bedeutung für ihr Team und die Reaktionen aus der Heimat. Außerdem erzählt sie von ihrem Champions-League-Erlebnis gegen den FC Barcelona: Wie fühlt es sich an, gegen die wohl beste Frauenmannschaft der Welt zu spielen – und das vor fast 9.000 Zuschauerinnen in Wien?

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