Review Match replays a completed match against your whole game plan. You see which playlist would have played at each moment, and which trigger fired it, so you can check everything works before you rely on it for a live match.
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Before you start
You have a game plan with at least a few playlists built.
You have a completed match with data, either scored in the LiveScore app or received from an external data feed.
That match had a game plan when it was played. If it didn't, LIGR shows No snapshot available and there is nothing to replay.
Find the match ID
Go to Matches and open the Completed list.
Copy the match ID from Match Settings.
For matches that run on external data, hover over EXT and click the copy icon instead.
Pick a match that had plenty happen in it, such as goals, cards and substitutions. The more events it has, the more of your game plan you can test in one go.
Load the match
Go to Automation and open your game plan.
Click Review Match (top right).
Enter or paste the match ID and click Load.
A snapshot of that match is loaded. The snapshot holds the facts that came into the match (periods, breaks, goals, cards, substitutions and so on), and LIGR runs them through your current game plan. You'll see a timeline of the match with every trigger point marked along it. Hover over a marker to see what it is, and click it to jump straight there.
Read Now Playing
The Now Playing panel tells you two things:
Which playlist is active, for example Scorebug - Default or Red Card.
Which trigger fired it, with its position in the match, for example Trigger 5 of 18 · Red Card · 34'.
This is the quickest way to answer "why did that graphic show?" or "why didn't my playlist play?". If the wrong playlist is active at a trigger, check the playlist's triggers, priority and guards.
Step through the triggers
Click Next to jump to the next trigger in the match.
Click Prev to go back to the previous one.
Press play at any point to watch the graphics run from there.
Stepping is the fastest way to check each moment without waiting for the whole match to play out.
Filter the triggers
Use the filters to show only the trigger types you want to check:
Facts: match events, such as goals, cards and substitutions.
Period: period changes and breaks, such as kick-off, half time and full time.
Timed: time triggers, such as a sponsor playlist 10 minutes into a half.
Milestone: milestone triggers, such as every third corner for a team.
For example, if you've just built your card playlists, filter to Facts and step through only the events.
Speed up playback
Choose a faster playback speed to move through the match quickly, up to 60 times normal speed. Slow it back down when you reach a moment you want to watch closely, so you can see each graphic animate in and out.
Switch skins
If your theme has more than one skin, switch skins to see how the game plan looks in a different style.
Tips and common mistakes
Review uses your current game plan. Make a change, save it, then load the match again to see the result.
Two playlists fired at once? Only one can win. Give playlists that can collide different priorities in Configure.
A playlist never appears? Check its trigger matches what was in the match. For example, a Players Entering trigger only fires if Players Entering was tapped in the LiveScore app.
Use Preview for one playlist. To check the timing of a single playlist, use Preview on the playlist instead.