Midfielder
Patrick Kelly →
What to watch for
Watch how they win the ball and create chances. A club’s score does not tell us whether this player appeared or how they performed.
Start with the team on your screen. The players are your way into the rest of football.
“Is that the player we saw for England?” Open their country connection and career history. A familiar face gives the next team a story.
A Bayern player can play alongside someone from another club for their country. Those players may be opponents when club football returns.
Previous clubs are another link: a transfer changes where a player plays each week. It does not automatically change their national team.
A domestic league is the regular points race. Continental club competitions bring clubs from different countries together. National-team competitions have their own teams, dates and tables.
In most leagues: 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw. Points don’t transfer between competitions.
See how it fits together →Choose a team on the left, then open any player, country, club or competition. Follow only the connections that interest you.
Start with any team. Recognise the players. See how the rest of football connects.
This is a club. Its players come from different countries and can represent different national teams.
The next game is not loaded yet.
Some player and club links may be out of date. Country connections can include past internationals; they don’t guarantee a current call-up.
Watch how they win the ball and create chances. A club’s score does not tell us whether this player appeared or how they performed.
Watch how they win the ball and create chances. A club’s score does not tell us whether this player appeared or how they performed.
A player’s country connects you to players at other clubs. They can be club opponents and country teammates. Some club links may be out of date. A country connection does not mean a player is in its latest squad.
You don’t need to follow every connection. Star the players you’re curious about; their club games appear in your schedule.
Manage what you follow →“Patrick Kelly and Tyrese Noslin are teammates at Barnsley. Their country connections are Northern Ireland and Curaçao. Club teams and national teams are two different ways the players come together.”
Start with any team. Recognise the players. See how the rest of football connects.
This is a club. Its players come from different countries and can represent different national teams.
The next game is not loaded yet.
Some player and club links may be out of date. Country connections can include past internationals; they don’t guarantee a current call-up.
Watch how they win the ball and create chances. A club’s score does not tell us whether this player appeared or how they performed.
Watch how they win the ball and create chances. A club’s score does not tell us whether this player appeared or how they performed.
A player’s country connects you to players at other clubs. They can be club opponents and country teammates. Some club links may be out of date. A country connection does not mean a player is in its latest squad.
You don’t need to follow every connection. Star the players you’re curious about; their club games appear in your schedule.
Manage what you follow →“Patrick Kelly and Tyrese Noslin are teammates at Barnsley. Their country connections are Northern Ireland and Curaçao. Club teams and national teams are two different ways the players come together.”