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Match Context
The tactical setup of both sides and the core conflict that defined the game — your system, theirs, and the battle between them.
Service · 02
Post-Match Analysis
A complete review of your team's performance. You send us your match footage and we return an objective, hurling-native breakdown of what worked, what didn't, and what to fix before next week. Cuts the Monday-night review meeting from three hours to twenty minutes.
Why it matters
Don't review
from memory.
After a match you're emotional, the players are emotional, and the most expensive mistake a management team can make is reviewing the game from memory. A post-match report gives you an objective record of what actually happened — not what it felt like.
It cuts your Monday-night meeting from three hours to thirty minutes, gives every selector the same source of truth, and turns every match into a training plan. Over a season, this is how teams compound.
What this is — and isn't
Tactics, not stats.
That's the whole point.
We don't deliver possession percentages, conversion rates or expected-goals models. Numbers are not the product. There are plenty of services that will count things for you.
BuaHQ reads the game tactically — how you built, defended, pressed and attacked; where your shape held and where it broke; the patterns that decided the match. That's what we tell you, and only that.
Monday morning
The match is over.
The review starts here.
Inside the report
All seventeen sections, in two parts.
Every report includes the full seventeen. No skipping, no shortcuts. Built on a hurling-native framework so nothing gets missed — delivered in two parts: the Post-Match Report up front, the Full Tactical Analysis behind it.
Part 01
Post-Match Report
02
Executive Summary
Five-point verdict: tactical context, the defining battle, your primary structural issue, the key phase shift, and attacking effectiveness.
03
Key Strengths
What genuinely worked — the patterns, units and individual roles that delivered on the plan.
04
Key Weaknesses
The structural flaws that hurt you most — not mistakes, the recurring problems built into how the team played.
05
Exploitation Opportunities
What you left on the table — pressure you didn't apply, matchups you didn't isolate, plays that worked once and weren't repeated.
06
Player Performance
Positive / Neutral / Concern read on the players whose role had the biggest tactical impact — judged on execution of the role, not the scoreboard.
Part 02
Full Tactical Analysis
07
Tactical Identity
How you set up to play vs how you actually played — five evidence-backed reads on whether the intended identity held under pressure.
08
Tactical Story of the Game
How the match flowed phase by phase — the early settling, the moments of control, the shifts that decided it.
09
Tactical Adjustment
What the opposition changed and what you changed back — including the closing phase and the adjustments that weren't made.
10
Opposition Solutions
What the opposition did to hurt you, why it worked, and the moment your plan was invalidated.
11
In-Possession Analysis
Build-up & ball progression, decision-making in the middle and final third, and forward structure — where the attack flowed and where it stalled.
12
Out-of-Possession Analysis
Transition defence, established defensive shape and individual interventions — what held the line and what was scrambling.
13
Puckout Battle
Your own restarts, theirs, the pressing decisions on each, and the alternatives that were never taken.
14
Pressing Analysis
How the press was structured, the triggers, who owned the decision to engage, and the situations that bypassed it completely.
15
Game-State Analysis
Opening phase, mid-game adaptation, final quarter and scoreline influence — how the tactical picture changed across the four windows of the game.
16
Tactical Evolution
Adjustment available · adjustment chosen · cost of inaction — the in-game decisions called out, one by one.
17
Opposition Tactical Profile
Their defensive system, their attacking model, their strengths and weaknesses — your scouting head-start for the next time you meet them.
What to send
Four things and we're away.
- →Full match footage of your own game.
- →Final score and date.
- →Team sheet — required for individual-line analysis.
- →Up to 5 tactical questions you want the AI to answer in the report — e.g. “Where was our biggest weakness?”, “Who was their biggest threat?”, “Did our puckout strategy hold up?”
Sending the footage
Email your footage and match details directly to analysis@buahq.com. Confirmation inside two hours.
Add-on
Ask AI — Tactical Chat. Attach up to 5 tactical questions to your review, answered from what the AI actually saw. Add it when you send the footage →
Turnaround
By Tuesday training.
48-hour standard turnaround from receipt of footage. 24-hour championship rush available — adds 25%.