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Tables, Statistics and Export
Goal
This chapter explains how league administration and public users read the league table, game calendar, player statistics and fair-play statistics. The functional separation matters: the table uses played and confirmed results, while fair-play and player statistics are created only from finally reviewed game reports.
CSV export is not a separate operating area in the current application. This chapter therefore only shows how to classify the export status correctly without expecting a download that does not yet exist.
Role and Access
Role
Access
Task in this chapter
Public users
Competition
Read game calendar, table, fair-play and player statistics by season and league
League administration
Competition > Tables
Check league table state in the admin area
Administrator
Project status and later export area
Recognize that CSV export for schedule and table is not implemented as a download yet
when the project team tracks the open export point in the overall status
Prerequisites
Prerequisite
Meaning
Season and league
There is a non-archived season with league and league teams
Schedule
Games are assigned to the league and visible publicly
Result
For the table, a game counts only with status Played, complete result and Confirmed results
Game report
Fair-play and player statistics are created only from finally reviewed game reports
Events
Goals, assists and penalties are assigned to a person and a team in the game report
Subsections
No.
Topic
Goal
12.1
Read league table
Open public league view and admin table and understand scoring
12.2
Understand player and fair-play statistics
Classify statistics values from reviewed reports
12.3
Classify export status
Know that CSV downloads are not part of current operation yet
Example Data
The examples help with trying the workflow in the demo application. In a real season, use your own games and leagues.
Example
Expected effect
WLD-001
confirmed result and finally reviewed report; counts for table, fair-play and player statistics
WLD-003
result data exists, but the review chain is not fully complete yet
WLD-004
correction case; values remain functionally held back until the correction is done
WLD-007
follow-up question before league decision; values can be checked visibly, but are not final yet
12.1Read League Table
Goal
The table shows the current sporting state of a league. It is calculated from games that have been played, have a complete result and are considered confirmed. Review of a game report matters for statistics values, but it is not the direct table filter.
Open Public View
In the main menu, open Competition.
On Game calendar, tables & statistics, select the matching season.
Open the desired league.
In League overview, check the counters Games, Played, Confirmed results and Reviewed game reports.
Switch to Table.
Path note: /spielbetrieb
Open Admin View
Sign in as league administration.
Switch to the matching association workspace.
In navigation, open Competition and then Tables.
If several seasons exist, use Select season.
On the desired league, click Show table.
Check the context Scoring: confirmed results only.
Path note: /admin/league-tables
Understand Columns
Column
Meaning
GP
counted games
W
wins in regulation time
W after PS
win after penalty shootout or comparable special scoring
L after PS
loss after penalty shootout or comparable special scoring
L
losses in regulation time
Goals
goals for and against the team
Diff.
goal difference
Points
table points according to scoring
Understand Scoring Boundaries
Preliminary, submitted or correction-required game reports do not automatically count for fair-play and player statistics.
A game without a confirmed result does not count in the table.
An incomplete result or a game without home or away team is ignored.
A finally reviewed report can provide period totals in the game calendar; the table itself uses the confirmed game result.
12.2Understand Player and Fair-play Statistics
Goal
Player and fair-play statistics help evaluate reviewed game reports. They are not a raw-data view: values are created only after the report has been finally reviewed.
Open Statistics
In the main menu, open Competition.
Select season and league.
Switch to Fair-play or Player statistics.
If needed, compare the values with the related game report in the game report recorder or review context.
Read Fair-play
Column
Meaning
GP
reviewed games with statistics relevance
Ø PIM
average penalty minutes per reviewed game
2', 5', 10', 20'
counted penalty types
Match
match penalties or penalties marked accordingly
Total
total penalty minutes
Read Player Statistics
Column
Meaning
#
jersey number from lineup snapshot, if available
Player
name from person or report snapshot
Team
team from lineup or event
POS
position from report snapshot
GP
appearances from lineup or event
G, A, P
goals, assists and points
PIM
penalty minutes
Clarify Typical Differences
A goal is missing if the event in the report has not been finally reviewed yet.
A penalty is missing if it was not entered as a penalty event.
A player appears without jersey number if the report snapshot has no number.
A team has no fair-play values if no finally reviewed report with penalty events exists yet.
A table value and a statistics value can become visible at different times because table and statistics use different data states.
12.3Classify Export Status
Goal
The export area is functionally planned, but CSV download for schedule or table is not implemented in the current application yet. Anyone using the page should therefore not expect an export button.
Current State
Area
State
Schedule export
no CSV download in the user interface yet
Table export
no CSV download in the user interface yet
Public view
game calendar, table, fair-play and player statistics are directly readable
Admin view
table state can be checked, but not exported
What You Check Instead
Use the public league view when you want to read tables and statistics.
Use Competition > Tables when you want to check scoring in the admin area as league administration.
Track export requirements separately until download paths and columns are defined.
Typical Mistakes
Table and player statistics are assessed the same way, although they come from different data states.
A preliminary report is expected to be the final statistics state.
A confirmed game result is confused with final game report review.
A missing export button is treated as an operating error, although CSV export is not implemented yet.
Checklist
Point
Done when
Table
you have opened the public or administrative table and understood confirmed results only
Result status
you can distinguish preliminary, correction-required and confirmed results
Fair-play
you can trace penalty minutes from finally reviewed game reports
Player statistics
you can classify goals, assists, points and penalty minutes from reviewed events
Export
you know that CSV downloads for schedule and table are not part of current operation yet
Expected Result
Subsection
Done when
12.1
table and scoring boundaries are traceable in the public league view or admin area
12.2
fair-play and player statistics are understood as evaluation of finally reviewed game reports
12.3
export is not expected as an existing operating action and remains separated as its own follow-up point
