Stories

Learn how to record a soccer game properly. Camera position, equipment, setup, and how AI cameras automate the whole process. A practical guide for coaches.

A high school goalkeeper built his Harvard recruiting video from match footage. Here's the system his coach set up to make it possible.

A high school goalkeeper built his Harvard recruiting video from match footage. Here's the system his coach set up to make it possible.

Learn how to run a post-match video review session that improves performance. A step-by-step guide for coaches who want feedback that actually lands.

Youth players in Galicia are demanding video analysis before coaches offer it. Here's what that shift means for grassroots player development.

By giving scouts across its rural communities a shared video platform, the Real Federación Gallega de Fútbol built a youth football development system that competes with Spain’s biggest urban regions. Without the budget or the geography to match.

In a county cup match in Hertfordshire, VFC Rovers' Alex Maxwell received the ball on the edge of the box, flicked it over a defender, and hit it on the volley before it touched the ground. VFC Rovers still lost 3-1 to Westmill BOCA. The goal was captured by a Veo Go setup on the touchline.

In a cup final, Aubry Chaudron Football Club's Noe Plard attempted a bicycle kick he'd been dreaming about for two years. This time, the ball hit the net, and the Veo camera captured every second.

When Juan Pablo Fernández took over communications at Spain's Castilla-La Mancha Football Federation in 2020, youth football coverage meant written match reports and a handful of photos. Today, his two-person team broadcasts matches that draw 1,000+ concurrent viewers, with entire classrooms watching their schoolmates compete hundreds of kilometers away. This is the story of how automated cameras transformed regional football across one of Spain's most geographically challenging territories.

When Woodstock Town's goalkeeper strayed too far from his line, Jacob Clarke didn't hesitate. What happened next would be watched nearly a million times, sparking debate about intention versus luck across social media.

For Banbury United Academy striker Jack Louis Cox, video analysis isn't optional. It's how he gets better.

Step 7 manager George Plank spent years watching grassroots players forget his tactical feedback within days. Then he discovered what happens when you replace verbal coaching with video evidence. His unbeaten team hasn't looked back.