Build a club page from matches you have saved
Save finished matches you scored for your side. Once two are saved for the same side, open your account page, go to the Club tab and tap Open page: the page takes the team name, gets its own address, and every saved match is already on it as a public page of results.
In short
- Save matches for your sideAt full time, on the Settings tab, answer Which side are you on? by tapping your team.
- Open the Club tabTap the account button, then Club. Each side you saved for shows how close it is to a page.
- Open the pageOnce a side has two saved matches, tap Open page. Nothing to fill in: the results are already on it.
- Keep addingNew saves for that side go straight onto the page. One saved before it opened waits under Add to page.
- Share the linkThe page is public and needs no account, so paste it in the team chat or on your website.
Built from the matches you saved
Most club websites start as an empty dashboard asking for players, fixtures and a logo, and that is usually where they stop. A team page here starts from the other end: the matches you have already scored and saved. Each one already knows both team names and the final score, so the page has results on it before you have typed anything.
That is also why a page is earned rather than set up. It opens once two matches are saved for the same side, because a page with one result on it helps nobody, and a name nobody has played under is not worth an address. Until then the button is there, shows how far along you are, and tells you what it takes.
Open it
Save matches for your side
At full time, open Settings on the scoring page, and answer Which side are you on? by tapping your team. The save a match guide covers this step.
Open the Club tab
Tap the account button at the top, then the Club tab. Each side you saved for has its own card, named for the team or for the group that plays among itself, with its results and how close it is to a page. Only you can see it. Matches you scored for others sit under Scored by me.
Open the page
Once a side has two saved matches, tap Open page. There is nothing to fill in: the page takes the team's name, gets its own address, and every saved match is already on it, each knowing which side was yours.
Keep adding
Save more matches for the same side and they go straight onto the page: the save says "Goes on" the page before you tap Save. A match saved before the page opened waits on the Club tab, where Add to page puts it on. Already have a club? A side with no page of its own is added to your club instead of opening a second one.
Why it works this way
Why two matches? It is the number a page needs before it is worth finding in a search, so it is the same number here. It also means nobody can take a team's name by tapping around: a page belongs to whoever actually played under it.
Why it works this way
Why does the address look random? A chosen address like /club/falcons comes later, once the page has earned a place in search results. Starting from a generated one means nobody has to pick an address before they know what it is for.
After you open it
The page has five tabs: Home, Matches, Teams, Series and Settings, and it looks the same with one team as with twelve. Matches holds the results: your record across the top, recent form beside the heading and every saved match grouped by month, each opening its full match page. A match a group played among itself is shown as practice and never counted as a win or a loss.
The page's name, default sport and default team are on Settings. Every match you keep lands on the default team. Once your club has more than one team, a manager moves a result to the squad that played it on the match's own page: Edit on its row opens the scoring page, and Change on its Settings tab picks the team.
The page is public and needs no account to read. Paste its link into the team group chat, or on the club's own website.
Questions people ask
About build a club page.
Why does it take two saved matches?
A page is built from the matches you saved for your side, and one with a single result on it helps nobody. Two is the number a page needs to be worth finding in a search, so it is the number that opens one. Until then the button shows how far along you are.
Does a club page cost anything?
Your first club is free. Pro adds more for a club, and every club page stays public whatever its plan.
Can people see the page without an account?
Yes. A club page, its teams and its results never sit behind a sign-in. Anyone with the link can read it.
What if both teams in a match are on the site?
Both clubs can put the same match on their pages, each counting it from its own side. Taking a match off your page removes it from your page and never deletes the match.
How do new results get on the page?
Save it for your side and it goes straight onto the page. A match saved before the page opened waits on the Club tab of your account page under Add to page. From the Matches tab of the club page, Add a match asks the scorer of one somebody else saved.
What else it does for you
- Live scoringFreeScore from your phone with big buttons, ball by ball or goal by goal, and undo any tap.
- One live linkFreeSend one read-only link to the group. It updates live, and nobody needs an app or an account.
- Result and fixture cardsFreeA picture of the fixture or the result, sized for a WhatsApp Status, Instagram or Facebook.