Simulate football matches using real teams, leagues, and player data. Football Pad uses real lineups, tactical attributes, and AI-driven analysis to model match outcomes. Test strategies, compare teams, and explore data-driven predictions before games happen. Built for fans, analysts, and those who want deeper insight into match results.
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Hey everyone 👋
I built Football Pad to test football ideas using real data — not just guesswork.
The app uses real teams, leagues, and player attributes (via API), and runs AI-based simulations to model match outcomes.
You can:
• Use real lineups and players
• Adjust tactics
• Simulate matches in seconds
It’s especially useful if you like analyzing games and exploring data-driven outcomes before they happen.
Curious what matches you’d test first.
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Happy to answer any questions 🙌
What match would you simulate first?
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Tried this, I think it’s a really cool idea.
The ability to simulate matches with real teams and adjust tactics makes it actually useful, not just a game.
I wonder how accurate the predictions get over time.
Right now the simulations are based on real player stats, team lineups, and tactical attributes pulled via API.
Player form is partially reflected through updated data, but I’m planning to go deeper into things like recent performance trends and dynamic form adjustments.
That’s actually one of the next improvements I want to explore.
Happy to answer any questions 🙌
What match would you simulate first?
Tried this, I think it’s a really cool idea.
The ability to simulate matches with real teams and adjust tactics makes it actually useful, not just a game.
I wonder how accurate the predictions get over time.
@olivia_rude Thanks, appreciate it 🙌
Right now the simulations are based on real player stats, team lineups, and tactical attributes pulled via API.
Player form is partially reflected through updated data, but I’m planning to go deeper into things like recent performance trends and dynamic form adjustments.
That’s actually one of the next improvements I want to explore.
@makerug That makes sense.
Would be really interesting to see how it performs over multiple simulations for the same match — like consistency of outcomes.