Matches & results

Matches in the tournament sidebar is every match in one list. It is where you spend the event: checking what is ready, entering results, correcting the ones that are wrong, and answering teams who think a score is off.

Matches appear here once you have generated them from your structure. Where each one is played and when is set on the Schedule.

How the list is grouped

The list is grouped by what is happening, in this order:

1. In progress - matches under way
2. Upcoming - everything not yet played, soonest first, with unscheduled matches at the bottom
3. Finished - most recent result first

Each section is titled with its own count, and empty sections do not appear.

Every row carries a status:

Status	What it means
Not ready	Something is missing before this match can be played
Scheduled	Ready to go
Live	In progress
Final	Played, with a score recorded

Beside a Not ready match is an information icon. Hover it, tap it, or move to it with the keyboard and it lists exactly what is missing: Not scheduled (no court or no time yet), Referees 1/2, or No assistant referee. “Not scheduled” is a link straight into the Schedule on that match’s day.

Matches short of officials also carry a Needs referee or Needs AR chip that takes you to the same place.

Finding a match

The controls above the list narrow it down. They all work together.

Control	What it does
Search	Matches a match reference, or either team’s name
Status	In progress, Upcoming or Finished
Court	One court
Division	One division
Phase	One phase, when your structure has them
Visibility	Visible or hidden on your public page
Officials	Missing officials shows only matches short of a referee or assistant
Disputes	Open disputes shows only matches a team has challenged

The last two only appear when there is something to narrow: no disputes, no disputes filter.

Note

Changing a filter clears anything you had selected, so a bulk action can never land on a match you can no longer see.

Editing a match

Click the pencil at the end of a row to open the match. On a tablet or a phone, tap the row or the card itself.

The top of the panel shows the matchup, division, stage, court and time. Those are not edited here - the teams come from your structure and seeding, and the court and time from the Schedule.

Below that you can change:

Field	Notes
Status	Upcoming, In progress or Finished
Home score and Away score	Leave blank for no score
Referees	Remove one with the x on its pill, or add one from Add referee
Assistant referee	One team, searchable and clearable
Visible to the public	Whether the match appears on your public page
Comments	Your own note about the match

Click Save and everything you changed is saved together. Cancel, the close button, and clicking outside all discard your changes.

Referees and assistant referees only appear if your plan includes them and your tournament uses them. Settings > Refereeing is where you turn them on.

Recording and correcting a result

Scores are entered the same way whether the match has just finished or you are fixing one from this morning.

1. Open the match.

2. Enter the home and away score.

3. Set the status to Finished.

4. Click Save.

The result reaches the standings and every team manager’s portal straight away, and your public page too as long as the match is visible. There is no separate publish step.

Correcting a score after the fact

Editing a finished match is the correction. Change the numbers, save, and the new score replaces the old one everywhere. If a team had confirmed the old score, tell them - their confirmation stays as it was.

What the public sees

Each match is either visible or hidden on your public page - the site spectators follow at [your-name].scored-page.com. The eye at the end of a row tells you which: a crossed-out amber eye means hidden.

Hiding is useful for matches you are not ready to show - a draft round, a placeholder fixture, or a division that is not announced yet.

To change one match, use Visible to the public in the edit panel. To change many at once:

1. Tick the matches you want.

   The checkbox beside a section heading takes that whole section. Select all above the list takes everything the filters are currently showing.

2. Click Mark visible or Mark hidden in the bar at the bottom of the screen.

   It tells you how many are selected, and Clear drops the selection.

A quick way to publish a round: filter to it, click Select all, then Mark visible.

Exporting the results

Export beside the heading downloads every result as a spreadsheet, for a report afterwards or just your own records.

Pick Results (CSV) or Results (Excel). Both hold one row per match: its reference, division and stage, when and where it was played, both teams and their scores, who refereed it, and any comments you left. Columns that do not apply to your tournament are left out rather than sitting empty.

The file always holds everything

Whatever the filters on screen are showing, the export covers the whole tournament. Filter to find a match; export to take the lot.

Exports come with the Small plan. Below it the rows stay in the menu with a lock beside them and take you to the upgrade instead of downloading. Like the rest of the page’s toolbar, Export is a laptop and tablet control.

Following what the teams have done

When team management is on, matches carry a small cluster of icons showing what the team managers have done: two checks for result confirmations, a list icon with a dot per side for submitted lineups, and a warning count when a dispute is open.

Click the cluster to open Captain activity for that match. It shows:

• Result confirmation - which side confirmed, who confirmed it, and when
• Disputes - every dispute filed, with its reason, notes, the delegation that filed it, and your recorded answer
• Lineups - the exact lineup each side submitted, with numbers and roles

Everything except your dispute answer is read-only. It is the record of what was declared, which is what you want when two teams disagree about who played.

Answering a dispute

A dispute is a team formally challenging a result. They file it from their portal - see Disputes for what they see. Filing one does not change the result: it stands until you rule on it.

Find them with the Open disputes filter, then open the match’s captain activity.

1. Read the dispute.

   The reason, their notes, which delegation filed it, and when.

2. Click Respond.

   On a dispute you have already answered, the button reads Edit response instead.

3. Write your response.

   The team that filed the dispute reads this word for word, so say what you checked and what happens now.

4. Pick an outcome.

   Outcome	Use it when
   Leave open	You are answering but still looking into it
   Resolved	You agreed with them and put it right
   Rejected	You looked and the result stands

5. Click Save response.

If the correct result is different, fix the score in the edit panel as well. Answering a dispute does not change the score by itself.

Disputes a team withdrew

A retracted dispute offers no response button. The team took it back, so there is nothing left to answer.

Once a dispute is resolved or rejected you can still edit what you wrote - the outcome stays as you set it unless you change it. You cannot re-open a settled dispute.