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The fields and the comparators

Thirteen fields and five comparators. A condition is always the same thing: a field, a comparator and a number you choose.

The fields

All of them add up the two sides, except Pressure, which uses the higher of the two.

FieldWhat it counts
On target (5′)Shots on target in the last 5 minutes
On target (15′)Shots on target in the last 15 minutes
Acceleration (5′)Rhythm of the last 5 minutes against the match's average rhythm
Acceleration (15′)Rhythm of the last 15 minutes against the match's average rhythm
Corners (15′)Corners in the last 15 minutes
Pressure (15′)The higher of the two pressure indices for the last 15 minutes
Goals in the matchThe score total, the two sides added
Goals scored (5′)Goals in the last 5 minutes
Goals scored (15′)Goals in the last 15 minutes
Goals in the 2nd halfGoals since half time
Dangerous attacks in the 2nd halfDangerous attacks since half time
On target in the 2nd halfShots on target since half time
Corners in the 2nd halfCorners since half time

The comparators

Greater than, greater than or equal to, equal to, less than or equal to, less than. The number is always yours.

“Equal to” is for what you want to see absent: “Goals scored (15′) equal to 0” is a quarter of an hour without a goal, and it is half of two of the ready-made rules.

The limits

  • 10 rules per account
  • 5 conditions per rule, and all of them must hold at the same time
  • 40 characters in the name

The limits exist so that evaluation stays instant with a full table: all of this is computed in your browser, on every refresh, for every match in the list.

Three fields that need care

The 5- and 15-minute windows only start counting after minute 6 and minute 16 of each half. Before that the window would be cut off by the whistle, and a truncated number would look like a low number.

Goals scored (5′) and (15′) depend on the match's event timeline, which not every competition sends. When the score shows a goal and the timeline is empty, the field is left without a value instead of answering zero — answering zero would be inventing.

The four 2nd-half fields do not exist in a match that entered the list with the first half already over. When the rule does not light up explains that case and the others.

Updated on Oct. 31, 2026.