All shots from the game and their xG are visualized in the Expected Goals Story – this chart shows all shots (dots), goals (team logos) and Expected Goals (height of the line) in the game with period splits of xG underneath the chart. Game moments in which one team was dominating can be identified by a steep rise of the xG line. On the other hand, a flat line indicates the moments in a game in which the team was unable to generate scoring chances.
All shots from the game are visualized on the Shot Map based on their location on the ice. There are two maps, one for each team, displaying all shots attempted by a team. The highlighted grey area in front of the net is called the “slot”. Shots from the slot are statistically the most dangerous. There are goals (black dots), saved shots (grey), shots blocked (red) and shots wide (pink). Using the buttons at the bottom, it is also possible to filter shots by player or by their high, mid and low danger.
The heatmap shows locations on the ice where teams took shots. Places on the ice where the colour is red (or close to red) indicate areas where the team was most active and generated most shot attempts.
Each faceoff circle on the ice is represented by a pie chart indicating what percentage of faceoffs each team.