ElevenPi — Tactical Session Replay

Argentina 3-0 Algeria

2026 FIFA World Cup · Group Stage · 2026-06-17 · GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium — Kansas City, Missouri, USA

118 eventsprocessed in 22m 41s

Session Replay

Condensed annotated broadcast — detections, teams and ball over the real footage.

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…represented on the 2D pitch

Full first half, continuous (00:00–46:59). Relative positions; calibrated metrics on key windows — see Stats.

Hollow markers = last seen position (off-camera), cleared when the area re-enters view.

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Events Timeline

shotdangerous attackgoalpossession changeattacking movementhigh press

01:46 · H1Argentina — shot

1× dangerous attack1× high press1× shot

06:56 · H1Argentina — shot

1× dangerous attack1× set piece1× shot1× possession changewithin 6s

10:10 · H1Argentina — dangerous attack

1× dangerous attack1× set piece1× attacking movementwithin 2s

11:13 · H1Argentina — goal

5× dangerous attack4× set piece2× goal1× possession change1× attacking movement1× high presswithin 20s

15:23 · H1Algeria — possession change

4× possession changewithin 18s

21:12 · H1Algeria — dangerous attack

1× attacking movement1× dangerous attack

22:01 · H1Algeria — attacking movement

2× possession change1× attacking movementwithin 10s

22:35 · H1Algeria — dangerous attack

1× attacking movement1× dangerous attack1× set piecewithin 6s

30:41 · H1Argentina — attacking movement

1× attacking movement1× high presswithin 3s

35:26 · H1Argentina — high press

2× high press1× possession change1× transition1× attacking movementwithin 9s

SituationArgentina transitions from the middle third to the attacking third via a long ball.

ActionArgentina midfielder executes a direct switch of play via a long diagonal pass to the right flank, bypassing Algeria's mid-block to establish possession in the attacking third.

Outcomechance_created (success: True)

40:11 · H1Algeria — dangerous attack

1× attacking movement1× dangerous attackwithin 8s

SituationAlgeria builds up down the left flank against Argentina's compact mid-block.

ActionAlgeria left winger executes a wide progression run to bypass Argentina's mid-block, resulting in a crossing opportunity.

Outcomechance_created (success: True)

45:10 · H1Argentina — attacking movement

3× possession change1× attacking movementwithin 20s

Stats Panel

Formations

Argentina 3-3-2-1 (9 visible)
Algeria 3-4-1 (8 visible)

partial shapes, broadcast frame

Possession

Argentina 57.2% 42.8% Algeria

Events (118)

possession change 87 attacking movement 26 dangerous attack 3 set piece 1 high press 1

Threat index

Argentina4.84

Algeria5.39

Attacking phases (movements + dangerous)

Argentina14

Algeria15

Field tilt (attacking third)

Argentina17.0%

Algeria31.2%

Team block

Argentina 41.2×45.4 m
Algeria 30.6×47.2 m

calibrated key moments — NOT full-match values

Line spacing

Argentina 21.4 m
Algeria 16.6 m

calibrated key moments — NOT full-match values

metrics from calibrated key moments (59s of play, 5 windows) — NOT full-match values

AI Halftime Advice

EXPLOIT

Consider continuing to attack the space at the edge of Algeria’s block with early diagonals and cutbacks, rather than forcing central combinations, because the 35:30-35:32 switch created a chance and multiple sequences note the arc left vacant.

Evidence: SAO triplet at 35:30-35:32; sequence 1 and 3 vulnerabilities repeatedly cite space at the edge of the penalty area and second-ball openings.

FIX

Consider tightening rest-defense behind Argentina’s attacking line, because Algeria’s left-flank progression at 40:19-45:03 and the repeated notes about quick counters show the block can be exposed if possession is lost high.

Evidence: Sequence 16 SAO triplet (Algeria left winger carry -> chance_created); sequence 2 and 15 vulnerabilities note counter-attack risk behind advanced positioning.

FORMATION

Consider using a slightly wider attacking structure in possession to stretch Algeria’s 3-4-1 mid-block, since their central compactness is consistently denying vertical lanes but leaving wide switches available.

Evidence: Dashboard formations: Argentina partial 3-3-2-1 vs Algeria partial 3-4-1; sequence 2 notes wide circulation stretching the block, and sequence 14 shows a successful flank bypass.

SET PIECES

Consider assigning a dedicated edge-of-box runner for second balls on both attacking and defending dead balls, because the same vacancy around the penalty arc keeps appearing in the set-piece sequences.

Evidence: Sequences 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, and 12 all mention the edge of the box being open for rebounds/late runners.