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Prepare and review your first gameday
Gamedays combine the match schedule, attendance, lineup, tactical preparation, result, player events, ratings, reports, notes, and video in one workflow.
What you will achieve:
Create and prepare a match
Build the lineup and add tactical content
Record the result and post-match information
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1. Create the gameday
Open Gamedays.
Click the action to add a match.
Select Home, Away, or Neutral.
Select your team and opponent.
Add the competition and match type where relevant.
Enter the date, kickoff, end time, meetup time, and venue.
Confirm the number and duration of periods.
Save the match.
Create an opponent, competition, or venue from the selection field when no suitable record exists.
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1b. Create a competition for a series of gamedays
If several matches belong to the same league, tournament, or cup, create a competition to organize them as one connected series.
Open Gamedays > Overview.
Open the menu beside Add game and select Add competition.
Select your team, enter the title, and configure the standard match duration and rules.
Add the gamedays manually or use Import from CSV to upload a complete schedule.
Review the matches and save the competition.
A competition keeps its connected gamedays together and provides a dedicated overview of the matches and results. It also saves time when importing or creating a complete season schedule.
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2. Confirm attendance and preparation notes
Open the gameday and review Attendance. Record each player's expected participation and add preparation notes for staff or the team.
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3. Build the lineup
Open the lineup area and place players in the starting formation and substitute group. Review availability before finalizing the selection.
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4. Add tactics and warm-up content
Add saved tactics from the Tactics Library. Prepare pregame and halftime warm-up content where required. These areas keep tactical and physical preparation attached to the specific match.
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5. Record the result and events
After the match, enter the final score and match duration details. Add player-attributed events such as goals, cards, substitutions, or other incidents when you want individual statistics to reflect what happened.
Important: A final score alone does not identify which player scored. Add player-attributed goal events when Top Scorer or scoring-period analysis should be accurate.
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6. Complete the review
Add player performance ratings, a match report, notes, and available video links or uploads. Review the complete gameday before marking the workflow finished.
How this connects
The match appears in the Calendar. Results, player events, and ratings feed individual player histories and Match Analysis. Tactics and videos remain available in their related libraries.
You are finished when:
The match appears in Gamedays and the Calendar.
Attendance, lineup, and preparation content are ready.
The result and player-attributed events are recorded after the match.
What's next?
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