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Framesports tracks a comprehensive set of rugby union statistics for every analysed game. All stats are available at both team level and individual player level.

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Definitions

For a full breakdown of every event type and how each stat is calculated, visit the Definitions page in the app.

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What We Track

We collect granular, professional rugby-level data on both teams and individual players — covering tackles, carries, passes, rucks, lineouts, scrums, tries, turnovers, kicks, infringements, and more. You can view all stats within an individual game on the right-hand sidebar, broken down by team and player.

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MVP Score

The MVP score is a weighted composite of all tracked events. Positive actions add points; negative actions deduct points. The weighting can be customised by your account admin in team settings — for example, you might value tackle completion more heavily for forwards and passing accuracy more for backs.

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Multi-Game and Career Stats

Go to a player’s profile page to see aggregated statistics across all their games, including career totals, averages per game, and trend lines. Stats aggregate automatically across all games the player has been involved in, even across different accounts in a competition.

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Team vs Individual Stats

Team stats show collective performance — total tackles, carries, possession, territory, and overall match results. Individual stats break this down per player, showing each person’s contributions. Individual stats require player identification via jersey numbers and the player database.

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Playing Time

Currently, per-game stats show raw totals regardless of how many minutes a player was on the field. Keep playing time in mind when comparing players — a player with 6 tackles in 30 minutes is more active than one with 8 tackles in 80 minutes. Per-minute rate normalisation is in development.

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Exporting Data

You can export your data in several formats from the game’s Settings tab:
  • CSV — export event data as a spreadsheet
  • XML — export in SportCode XML format for use with video analysis software
  • PDF — download match reports as PDF

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Frequently Asked Questions

We collect granular, professional rugby-level data on both teams and individual players — covering tackles, carries, passes, rucks, lineouts, scrums, tries, turnovers, kicks, infringements, and more. You can view all stats within an individual game on the right-hand sidebar, broken down by team and player. For a full breakdown of every stat and how it’s calculated, visit the Definitions page in the app.
The MVP score is a weighted composite of all tracked events. Positive actions (successful tackles, positive carries, tries, turnovers won, lineouts won) add points. Negative actions (missed tackles, turnovers conceded, penalties) deduct points. The weighting can be customised by your account admin in your team settings — for example, you might value tackle completion more heavily for forwards and passing accuracy more for backs.
If you notice a discrepancy in a player’s statistics, it’s usually caused by one of three things:
  1. Event coding error — an event was tagged to the wrong jersey number. Contact us with the player’s name, jersey number, and game date, and we’ll review the footage and correct it.
  2. Name mismatch — the player’s name in Framesports doesn’t exactly match how they signed up (for example, “Tom” vs “Tommy”, or “Oliver” vs “Ollie”). We’ll merge the records for you.
  3. Jersey number confusion — two players may have swapped jerseys during the match. Let us know and we’ll reassign the events.
Send us the player name, game date, and a screenshot of the stat that looks wrong, and we’ll investigate and fix it within a few hours.
Currently, per-game stats show raw totals (total tackles, total carries, etc.) regardless of how many minutes a player was on the field. This means a player who played 40 minutes might appear to have lower stats than one who played the full 80, even if their per-minute rate was higher. When reviewing stats, keep playing time in mind — a player with 6 tackles in 30 minutes is actually more active than one with 8 tackles in 80 minutes. We’re working on integrating minutes-played data to automatically normalise stats and show per-minute rates, making comparisons fairer.
Visit the Definitions page in the app (accessible from your dashboard) for a complete glossary of every event type and how each stat is calculated. This links to our full codebook with formulas and examples.
Yes. Go to the player’s profile page and you’ll see aggregated statistics across all their games. This includes career totals, averages per game, and trend lines showing improvement over time. Stats aggregate automatically across all games the player has been involved in, even if those games were uploaded by different accounts in a competition.
Team stats show how the team performed collectively — total tackles made, total carries, possession, territory, and overall match performance. Individual stats break this down per player, showing each person’s contributions. Individual stats require player identification via jersey numbers and the player database.
Work rate measures a player’s overall involvement in the game. It counts the total number of events (tackles, carries, passes, rucks, etc.) that a player was involved in. A higher work rate means a more active player. This is useful for comparing player effort levels and identifying who’s putting in the most work on the field.
Yes. Go to the game’s Settings tab and you’ll find options to export as CSV or SportCode XML. You can also download match reports as PDF. CSV exports can be opened in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet application.
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Contact us via the in-app chat in the bottom right corner or at support@framesports.ai.