Analysis

Peak for Sao Paulo: set pieces in the attacking third, at 50.

The map comes from the fixture's axes, not from positional tracking: it says where play concentrates, never where a player stood. There is no left/right split because the product holds no flank data — inventing three identical columns would be an image pretending to measure what it does not.

No signal is measured for this fixture. A signal is a weighted factor carrying its contribution in points; until the ingested history supports one, the analysis stands on the probability alone.