Live Match Scoring
Every screen below is the real operator interface, shown with sample data and scaled to fit. On match day a public scoreboard shows the live state while operators run the clocks and record events.
The scoreboard
The spectator-facing display, shown full-screen on a TV or projector. It updates live as events are recorded.
Operator controls (multi-tablet)
The real Controls screen. One device runs the timers, timeouts and periods — scaled to fit here.
Player scoring (multi-tablet)
The real Scoring screen on the second device — records player-level events against the roster.
Recording an event
Tapping a player opens this wizard. Pick the action (goal, foul, exclusion, card), then a sub-type, then confirm — game time, period and score are captured automatically.
Single-tablet scoring
In single-tablet mode, one device controls everything with simple team-level scoring — no roster needed. This is the same real Controls screen in single-tablet mode.
Penalty shootout — scoreboard
If the match is level at full time and shootouts are enabled, the scoreboard switches to a dedicated shootout display.
Penalty shootout — scoring
The scoring device switches to the shootout interface, where operators record each attempt as a goal or miss per shooter.
Finishing the match
When the match is decided, it's finalised — producing the result and report.
After finalising, head to Match results & reports to see, print or email the completed report.