Analysing individual and team play is essential when improving performance. In soccer and not only, results are often the best indicator of a team’s performance but insufficient to a coach to asses his team performance. Today the video is increasingly used in broad areas of research; it allows for a rich recording of soccer training or competition and provides a completely new kind of data. A methodology of permanent work on gazes offers the team, coaches, soccer players a dimension of video-analytical work hardly used up to now: the possibility of using focused visual presentations to make tactical moments or phase to play in the context of possible interpretative patterns sensorially visible.