How to interpret the CornerPro Pressure Graph?

What is the Pressure Graph?

The CornerPro Pressure Graph gives you a quick, visual reading of the pressure applied by each team throughout the match.

Instead of looking only at cumulative statistics, you can see when a team is creating more danger and follow how the intensity evolves minute by minute.

How to interpret the bars?

The bars represent the pressure applied by each team at each moment of the match.

• Green represents the home team;
• red represents the away team;
• the greater the pressure, the taller the bar and the more intense the colour.

This way, you can visually identify periods when one of the teams is taking greater attacking control.

Which events appear on the graph?

In addition to pressure, the graph marks several important moments of the match, such as:

• corners;
• shots on target;
• shots off target;
• goals.

These events help you understand not only who is pressing more, but also whether that pressure is leading to concrete dangerous situations.

How to use the Pressure Graph in your analysis?

Imagine a team starts showing several taller bars in a short space of time and, at the same time, shots and corners appear.

This may indicate a period of greater attacking dominance.

On the other hand, if the bars shrink, you can tell that the team's intensity is dropping or that the match has entered a more balanced phase.

Why is it useful?

The Pressure Graph lets you follow the context of the match in a much more visual way.

In just a few seconds you can see:

• which team is applying more pressure;
• when that pressure increased or decreased;
• which moments led to shots, corners or goals;
• how the balance of the match shifted over the minutes.