A.6.3.NAR:5.2.2 - Live unfolding event narrative

A commentator narrates a football match while it unfolds. The ordinary narrative selects score state, possession changes, tactical shape, player roles and positions, momentum, and uncertainty, then uses event and tension order for live orientation. Here player roles is ordinary football language for tactical contribution and behaviour—such as pressing, covering, marking, playmaking, or providing width—not an asserted FPF system-role kind or assignment. The narrative does not turn provisional interpretation into settled event evidence.

Later analysis, statistics, rule disputes, injuries, or official-result use returns to the event record and official sources. If the commentary itself must be replayed, cited, or disputed, an exact case identifies the live event-record episteme MatchState-X, commentary episteme LiveNarrative-Y, and LiveNarrativization : MatchState-X -> LiveNarrative-Y; the match and event stream are not X, and audio is a form or carrier rather than Y.