Soccer

Soccer Tournament Scheduler

Enter your teams, your fields and your days. Every game gets a field and a kickoff time, the groups and knockout bracket are built for you, and the table updates as results come in.

Free to start. A Free account runs 1 event at a time with up to 16 teams, 4 fields or rinks and 15 days. No app to download. We don't handle the money, we handle everything else: no entry fees or prize money go through the site.

A Saturday soccer tournament schedule on three fields with two halves per game and final scores
Soccer group stage standings with points and records
Soccer playoff bracket with scores and where each winner goes

What you get

  • 01

    Kickoff times that fit your fields

    Set how long each game is booked for, with a separate length for the knockouts if you want one. Before you publish, it tells you whether every game fits your fields and days.

  • 02

    Group stage into knockouts

    Round robin groups first, then single or double elimination seeded from the table. Or skip the groups and play a knockout from the first whistle.

  • 03

    A proper table

    3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, then goal difference (capped), goals scored and goals against, in the order you choose.

  • 04

    Referees on every game

    Your referees are assigned game by game, with assistant referees and a fourth official if you have them.

  • 05

    Your rules in one place

    Halves, game length, slide tackles or not, rolling substitutions, and anything else you write.

  • 06

    One link for every team

    Coaches and parents type the team name and see only that team's games, results and next field. Nothing to download.

How it works

  1. 1

    Add teams and fields

    Type the teams in, or let coaches register on the event page.
  2. 2

    Set the halves and game length

    Group and knockout game length, and your first and last kickoff each day.
  3. 3

    Share one link

    Enter results at full time, and the table and bracket move for everyone.

Youth cups and adult rec weekends

A soccer tournament weekend usually comes down to one organizer, a few fields and a lot of parents asking where their kid plays next. These are the parts that take that off their hands.

  • 01

    Age groups

    Set the age group on the event so families find the right one, and run each age group as its own event on the same weekend.

  • 02

    Parents follow along without an account

    The schedule, table and bracket open on any phone with no sign-in.

  • 03

    Weather and field swaps

    Move a game to another field or time and every team sees the change on the same link.

  • 04

    Draws in the knockouts

    A knockout game needs a winner: the rules page says extra time, then penalty kicks, so nobody argues at the field.

Questions

How long should a soccer tournament game slot be?

Youth and rec tournaments often play two 20 to 30 minute halves. The creator books 60 minutes per game to start, and group and knockout games can have different lengths.

How does the table rank teams?

Points first: 3 for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a loss. Then head-to-head, goal difference (capped per game so one blowout can't decide it), goals scored and fewest goals against, in the order you set.

Can I run small-sided games on split fields?

Yes. Each split field is a field in the schedule, so a full field split in two counts as two.

How is a soccer event different from a softball one here?

They share the same scheduler, brackets and standings. A soccer event starts with soccer settings: halves, goals, referees provided by the organizer, a draw counting as a point, and none of the softball-only settings like home run caps or batting orders.

Is it free?

It is free to start. A Free account runs 1 event at a time with up to 16 teams, 4 fields or rinks and 15 days, with schedules, brackets, live scores and an event page. Pro and Max raise those limits and remove ads, and can be bought for a single weekend.

Do teams and players need an app or an account?

No. The event is one link that opens in the browser on any phone or PC. Anyone can look at the schedule, bracket and standings without signing in.

Does the site collect entry fees or pay out prize money?

No. Organizers collect entry fees and pay prizes their own way. The site can show the fee and the prize pool on the event page, but the money never goes through it.

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