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Free tournament fixtures, results and tables

Set up your group games, enter scores from your phone as each game finishes, and the tables and knockout rounds update themselves. Once your organiser account is verified and you make the team list public, parents can follow the schedule on a public page without signing in. It is free.

Information checked on 13 October 2026

The results rules on this page are England’s for the 2026/27 season. Check what your sanction allows before you publish results for younger age groups.

A tournament morning: three small pitches with portable goals, a folding table with a blank clipboard and a whistle, a gazebo, bunting, cones and a bag of footballs.

What you can do

  • Split an age group into divisions, and a division into groups, with fixtures and a table for each.
  • Generate group games with kick-off times and pitch numbers.
  • Enter scores from your phone as games finish.
  • Watch the tables recalculate as each score goes in.
  • Draw the knockout bracket from the group standings and run it through to the final, including games decided on penalties.
  • Give parents a public schedule they can open without signing in.
  • Let a parent pick their team: a card shows its next match, kick-off time and pitch, and its games and table row are highlighted while the rest of the schedule stays in view.
  • Take the schedule off the public page with one setting.

Four steps

  1. Enter your teams. Add the confirmed teams to each age group, and split an age group into divisions or groups if you need to. Use team names only, with no player names or details.

  2. Generate your fixtures. Set up the group games and, if you want one, a knockout stage, with kick-off times and pitch numbers.

  3. Enter scores as games finish. Do it from your phone. The tables and knockout rounds update as each score goes in.

  4. Share the schedule. Once your organiser account is verified and your team list is set to public, the schedule appears on your event page. Until then, you can build your fixtures in your dashboard, and your event page tells visitors the schedule has not been published yet. Share the event page link with teams and parents.

When you can publish results and tables

In England, Under 7 has no league tables or trophy events. For ordinary Under 7 to Under 11 fixtures, competitions and clubs may collect results, but must not publish the results or grading tables. At Under 8 to Under 11, results from permitted trophy events may be published. Season-long league tables begin at Under 12.

Before publishing a result, table or knockout bracket for Under 8 to Under 11, check the sanctioned rules for that event with your County FA. Where results cannot be published, you can still use the schedule so teams and parents know where to be. Our England age group rules guide and our guide to organising a grassroots tournament have more.

What it costs

It is free: no card details, no subscription and no commission.

See it working

Open the demo tournament to see the schedule, tables and knockout rounds as parents see them. When you are ready, list your event. Our guide to listing a football tournament walks through it.

Common questions

Can parents see the schedule without an account?

Yes. Once the schedule is public, anyone can see it without signing in. Where the age-group and competition rules allow you to publish scores and tables, those are public too.

Can I split an age group into divisions?

Yes. You can split an age group, such as Under 10, into divisions, and a division into groups such as Group A and Group B. Fixtures and tables are made for each one separately.

Can I keep the schedule private?

Yes. Untick “Show the team list on your public event page”. That one setting takes the team list and the whole schedule off the public page together. You can still see both in your dashboard.

Elsewhere in the UK

The results rules above are England’s. Check what you can publish with the association that covers your event.

  • England: The FA and your County FA.
  • Scotland: the Scottish FA.
  • Wales: the Football Association of Wales.
  • Northern Ireland: the Irish FA.

Ready to run your tournament?

List your event free, then use your organiser dashboard to add the teams, build the fixtures and publish the schedule when you are ready.

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