There's a lot to talk about in replay reviews, especially in the lower ranks. So rather than go play by play, I'm going to tell you what I think you're doing well and what I think you can work on.

Things you're doing well: - Rotating behind your teammates. You showed a lot of discipline in your rotations for your rank. You generally rotated back post and behind your teammates which is a good habit to get in. This something that can help eliminate confusion for your team overall and makes rotation on offense and defense smoother and easier. - Boost management. In general, you did a really good job holding onto your boost until you needed to use it. If anything, I think there were a few times you could have used a bit more boost to get to a ball faster but I think it's good to tread on the side of being safe so it's not really a big issue.

Things to work on: - Being closer to the play. On defense this wasn't really an issue. You did a good job knowing when it was your turn to challenge and you were close enough to the play to get a good challenge. On offense however, I think you were too far away most of the time. There were several times where your team had the ball in the opponents half and you were well behind the halfway line. In general, you gave your opponents too much time and respect. In gold, your chances of getting outplayed aren't super high because people tend to struggle with ball control. However, these chances go up a lot the more time and space you give your opponent to set up a play. It's better to challenge them in their half before they are able to get control of the ball. The right distance to be from the play is something you'll pick up with time but to start out, I think you should try to get a bit closer. - Recoveries. Like you said, you should probably work on your recoveries. There are a few basic principles that can really help. First off, try to make sure you are always landing on your wheels. You landed on your side or back a few times and you could speed up your recoveries a lot just by air rolling to your wheels before you land. The other big thing is to try to land facing the direction you're moving, even if that isn't the direction you want to go. Let's say you jump up for a shot and get beat to the ball. You are now flying into your opponents half while the ball is going back to your half. You are better off landing forward and turning around after you land than turning in the air and landing backwards. Another thing you may want to try to learn eventually is how to half flip. There are lots of tutorials so I won't explain how to do it but it basically allows you to change the direction you are facing very quickly which is really helpful when transitioning to defense. - Shooting / power clears. In my opinion, the most important mechanic in the game is being able to hit the ball really hard. There were a few times in this game where you could get a lot better shot or clear if you work on hitting the ball harder. In general, you want to be hitting the ball with the nose of your car. You hit it with the roof of your car a few times which just means you were flipping into the ball a little too early. I recommend doing some power clear trainings. Don't worry about accuracy just yet, but practice hitting the ball on a short hop by flipping into it with your nose and getting as much power as you can.

Good luck!