Introduction
🔹A shot on target is a shot that is on the net. Woodwork shots are not considered shots on target. A shot on target must be either saved by the goalkeeper or a goal. A shot on target blocked by a field player is a blocked shot.
🔹A shot off-target is a shot that is not on the net, be it on woodwork (independently on whether the ball lands back into the pitch or goes out of bounds) or outside the goal.
🔹A blocked shot is a shot, on the net or not, that is blocked by a field player, usually a defending player.
Connected workflows
Can be started from:
📄Free kick workflow
📄Corner kick workflow
Might be followed by:
Workflow
1️⃣ Initiate the Shot workflow. Press the SHOT button when a player has taken an attempt against the opposite team's goal and it has not resulted in a goal. The shot workflow can be initiated from a CORNER or a FREE KICK as well. During the shot workflow, the button will remain lit up with the team color.
2️⃣ Select the shot taker (Player). From the list of players of the attacking team, select who took the shot. The player list will be greyed out before this step. The list of players will become white and the "Select Shot Taker" message will appear at the bottom.
3️⃣ Select shot type. Shots can be either on-target, off-target or blocked. Look above for the exact definitions. Woodwork shots are considered off-target, independently on where the ball landed afterward.
| Blocked shot | Shot off target | Shot on target |
| Blocked Shots have no more step, the workflow ends once this option is picked. | 4a. SHOT Goalmouth Location | 4b. SHOT Goalmouth Location |
| End of the workflow | When a shot is off target, there will be a goalmouth icon and the possibility to select the goalposts or outside the goal. If the shot hits the woodwork and then goes past the goal line, select the woodwork location | When a shot is on target, there will be a goalmouth icon and the possibility to select inside the goal the shot was made. Woodwork is considered off-target. |
| 5a. Goalkeeper Save or No Save | 5a. Goalkeeper Save or No Save | |
| The next step is to pick whether the goalkeeper saved the ball or not. If a player saved it, then it is a blocked shot. If a goalkeeper saves a shot on target and the ball goes past the goal line, then it is a shot on target. Goalkeeper Save in a Shot Off Target is only for shots that were going off target, but the goalkeeper attempted to save it still. | The next step is to pick whether the goalkeeper saved the ball or not. If a player saved it, then it is a blocked shot. A shot on target that was not saved by the goalkeeper, but doesn't end in goal is a rare occurrence. | |
| End of the workflow | End of the workflow |
Final summary of the shot workflow
- Click on SHOT.
- Select the shot taker.
- Indicate if the shot was on target.
- Continue updating the game.