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Guidelines for the Team Ball Action Spotting challenge

Here we present the 3rd Ball Action Spotting Challenge. Subscribe (watch) the repo to receive the latest info regarding timeline and prizes!

We propose the SoccerNet challenge to encourage the development of state-of-the-art algorithm for Generic Soccer Video Understanding.

  • Ball Action Spotting: Spot the actions related to the ball on a complete video of soccer game among 12 classes. In this third edition, methods are additionally required to identify the team performing the action (left or right).

We provide evaluation servers for the team ball action spotting task. The evaluation server handles predictions for the open test sets and the segregated challenge sets.

Winners will tentatively be announced at the CVSports Workshop at CVPR 2025. Prizes will be revealed soon, stay tuned!

Who can participate / How to participate?

  • Any individual can participate to the challenge, except the organizers.
  • The participants are recommended to form a team to participate.
  • Each team can have one or more members.
  • An individual/team can compete on different tasks.
  • An individual associated with multiple teams (for a given task) or a team with multiple accounts will be disqualified.
  • On both tasks, a particpant can only use the video stream as input (visual and/or audio).
  • Participants are allowed to use their own models to extract visual/audio features, provided that these models are trained on public datasets. A reference to the datasets used is required.

How to win / What is the prize?

  • For each task, the winner is the individual/team who reach the highest performance on the challenge set.
  • The metric taken into consideration is the Team mAP@1 for Team Ball Action Spotting.
  • The deadline to submit your results is April 24th.
  • In order to be eligible for the prize, we require the individual/team to provide a short report describing the details of the methodology (CVPR format, max 2 pages).

Important dates

Note that these dates are tentative and subject to changes if necessary.

  • November 20: Open evaluation server on the (Open) Test set.
  • November 20: Open evaluation server on the (Seggregated) Challenge set.
  • April 24: Close evaluation server.
  • May 1: Deadline for submitting the report.
  • TBD: Tentative full-day workshop at CVPR 2025.

For any further doubt or concern, please raise an issue in that repository, or contact us directly on Discord.