LobbyWay Metric Radars turn verified match records into a quick visual picture of a player’s output. They are a prompt for better football conversations—not a universal player rating, scouting verdict, or prediction.
Two radars, two questions
Match Intelligence summarises the player’s recent recorded matches in the selected Club Stats or Career Stats scope. Its five axes—Versatility, Att. Threat, Creativity, Def. Impact, and Discipline—are 0–100 indicators of patterns in that selected match sample. They are not peer percentiles.
Top Club Benchmark answers a different question: how does this player’s Club Stats output compare with players in the same position at current Top 100 clubs? It is available only for Club Stats and a selected Forward, Midfield, or Defence position.
Reading the benchmark
Every Top Club Benchmark segment is a percentile. A value of 80 means the player’s p90 output for that metric is higher than 80% of the comparable same-position cohort in the current snapshot. A larger shaded segment means a higher relative output for that one metric.
The detail view shows the player’s p90 number. p90 puts output on the same 90-minute basis, so players with different minutes and match counts can be compared fairly. Completion rates stay percentages.
The metrics at a glance
Attack and carrying: Goals, Assists, Dribbles completed, and Beat dribbles show finishing, chance contribution, and success carrying the ball past opponents.
Passing: Passes, Pass complete %, and Progressive passes show involvement on the ball, accuracy, and forward-moving distribution.
Defending and duels: Aerial duels won, Interceptions, Tackles, and Tackle complete % show key out-of-possession actions and tackle efficiency.
Keep the context
Choose the club and position that match the performance you want to inspect. The benchmark uses only the player’s captured matches for that club and position, then compares the result with the matching Top 100 club cohort. The card shows both the player match count and cohort size used.
A radar can stay unavailable when there are not yet enough recorded matches, minutes, or cohort data. That is intentional: no segment is better than a misleading one. Read the radar alongside the match history, role, and team context.