One court, short matches, 3 points. You set duration and gap so the hall booking holds. After a 6-meter shoot-out you enter the final score.
Typical format
Five-a-side, one court
Scoring
3 points, then difference
Match length
2 × 10 to 2 × 15 min
Add one field. Matches run one after another. In the planner, enter the duration as the time the match occupies the court, including the break, plus a short gap. For eight teams, 2 × 10 or 2 × 12 is usually enough, not the 2 × 20 from a championship.
In setup, leave 3, 1 and 0, then goal difference and goals scored. In the knockout you enter the final score after the shoot-out, for example 4:3. Fouls and timeouts stay at the court. The hall display shows the next match and the table.
The groups-and-knockout template, one field, and a duration short enough that the semi-final and final finish before the hall closes.
Groups only, everyone plays everyone. No second phase. The day's table is the result.
The same scoring, a looser duration. The hall display shows the next match. You do not need the chalkboard.
Four steps and the basics are in place.
Enter the match length as it actually occupies the court, including the break, and set the gap to two or three minutes.
Add exactly one field. Matches run one after another. Most halls do not have a second court.
Scoring 3, 1, 0. Tie-breakers: points, goal difference, goals scored.
Put the display on the projector, with the upcoming-matches slide. Scores come from the helper at the timekeeper's table.
Field 1
Create a tournament schedule across several fields automatically and fine-tune it with drag and drop. Match length, breaks and the award ceremony included.
Learn moreEnter results from your phone and the standings calculate themselves. Set scoring, custom points, undo and an export of final placings.
Learn moreLive · Group A
Every tournament gets its own page with schedule, standings and sign-up. One click makes it public.
Learn moreAs the final score, for example 4:3. The knockout then has a winner. A draw in the group stays a draw, and both teams get a point.
No. What gets saved is the score. Team fouls and timeouts stay at the court. The table uses 3, 1 and 0 and the goal difference.
Add one field and enter the duration including the break. The plan lines the matches up. If the semi-final and final no longer fit, shorten the duration or add a second match day.
On the hall display and on the tournament page in the browser. Time, court and table are there. Nobody installs anything.
The helper at the timekeeper's table, through the helper link, from a phone. The table updates without anyone walking over to the organizers.
No subscription, no credit card. When the tournament grows, you book a plan for that one event.
