Burkina Faso 0 – 0 Eswatini

The order of what happened: goals, substitutions, cards. Minutes include stoppage time, so a goal at 90+3 appears after the 90th.

“Effective length” is the time actually played, stoppage included — it almost always exceeds 90 minutes. The minutes spent leading or trailing say how the match went, not just how it ended.

Burkina Faso on the left, the opponent on the right. Compare the two columns rather than one figure alone: winning possession or shots has never won a match on its own.

The starting eleven, who came on, and who stayed on the bench. The rating is the data provider's for that match; it is missing on the least-covered fixtures.

One scoreline can cover two completely different matches. The bar shows how many minutes Burkina Faso spent ahead, level and behind; the dots show when the goals arrived; the table compares the two halves. A missing figure is one the data provider did not publish for this match, not a zero.

Each line is attempts completed out of attempts made: 66/95 means 66 completed from 95 tried. Burkina Faso on the left, the opponent on the right, in the same match — the only comparison that holds, since both sides played the same pitch on the same night. Completing a phase is not winning it: a team can complete its passes and create nothing.

These are raw counts, not ratings: “25/30” means 25 passes completed from 30 attempted. There is no man of the match here, because adding tackles and passes into a single score would decide on your behalf what matters in a game. Players the data provider did not cover in detail are not in the table.