- Everton – Newcastle / 225$
- Arsenal – Southampton / 215$
- Brentford – Wolves / 210$
- Leicester – Bournemouth / 161$
- Manchester City – Fulham / 205$
- West Ham – Ipswich / 182$
- Crystal Palace – Liverpool / 153$
- Kyiv-Basket – BC Rivne / 185$
- Prykarpattia-Goverla – Staryj Lutsk / 185$
- Leicester City – Bournemouth / 247$
Pitch Coordinates
“Pitch Coordinates” in football refer to the specific location of points on the playing field, usually represented in the form of a grid or Cartesian coordinate system.
The pitch coordinates provide a structured way of identifying and communicating positions and movements on the field. The pitch is divided into units, and each unit is assigned a unique pair of coordinates (e.g., X, Y), which corresponds to its position relative to the goal or touchlines.
Pitch coordinates are valuable in match analysis, tactical planning, and communication between coaches, players, and analysts. They are used to describe player positions, track movement patterns, and assess team formations during a match. In addition, pitch coordinates help visualize passing sequences, attacking movements, and defensive shapes, enabling teams to strategize and adapt their play based on the spatial information.