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Benedict Battle

U11Centre BackBradford City Grassroots
vs Leeds Juniors · 2026-05-20
The pattern the data found
Twice, the ball was played over the top while Ben was square-on to it. Both of Leeds' clearest chances came from those moments.
→ What to work on: opening his body before the ball is played.
Where Ben played
Own goalAttack →
Fewer touches
Most touches
Fewer touchesMost touches
Top sprint
5.4
m/s
From his latest sprint test
Distance
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Match data
Duels won
71%
↑
Typical U11 range: 45–65%
Forward passes
14
↑
Typical U11 range: 6–12
Recovery runs
8 / 11
→
Typical U11 range: 6–10
Every moment, mapped
RecoveryDuel wonForward passRecoveryDuel lostDuel lost
RecoveryDuel wonForward passDuel lost
One dot for every event we detected on the pitch.
What the data shows

Ben won 10 of 14 duels, 6 of them in the central channel. He played 14 forward passes. 8 of 11 recovery runs got back goal-side. Two balls in behind were played over the top; on both, his starting body shape was square to the halfway line.

What to work on next

Body shape when the ball goes in behind. Opening one foot toward his own goal keeps the ball and the striker in view at the same time and makes the turn to run shorter.

How to work on it
Open-body turn

Stand side-on, one foot back. A parent rolls or throws a ball behind. Turn on the back foot, run and gather. 10 reps each side, two evenings this week.

Shoulder-check start

Before receiving in training, glance over each shoulder before the ball arrives, then set feet side-on to the goal you're defending. Repeat every pass for one session.

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