You set the groups, the small pitches and 3 points for a win in EasyTourney. The score comes in from the touchline, and the table on the tournament page follows.
Typical format
Groups of four, then knockout
Scoring
3 points, difference, goals
Match length
1 × 8 to 2 × 15 min
In setup, leave 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw and 0 for a loss. Tie-breakers: points, goal difference, goals scored. The groups-and-knockout template creates the rounds. After a penalty shoot-out you enter the final score, for example 5:4, so the next round has a winner.
Each small pitch is its own field, even when both sit on the same grass. Match length and the gap in the planner build the schedule. For the youngest, switch the table off when you publish and leave the schedule up. Parents open the page in the browser. They do not install an app.
One division per age group, so the groups stay apart. Short matches in the planner, and for the youngest the table switched off on the public page.
One field and a short gap. The hall has a closing time, so the final has to sit before it.
Short matches, or only the shoot-out as the score. The tournament page shows kick-off and result. Contacts stay private.
Four steps and the basics are in place.
Leave a win at 3, a draw at 1 and a loss at 0. Tie-breakers, in order: points, goal difference, goals scored.
Use the template with groups followed by a knockout and set the groups to four teams.
Add each small pitch as its own field, even when both sit on the same grass. Enter match length and gap, then plan.
For the youngest, switch the table off on the public page and leave the schedule up.
Semi-final 1
Semi-final 2
Final
SV Nordhafen
TSV Lindenau
16:00 · Field 1
Group stage, knockout or both. Templates get you started in a minute, and you can build your own format from phases, groups and single matches.
Learn moreField 1
Create a tournament schedule across several fields automatically and fine-tune it with drag and drop. Match length, breaks and the award ceremony included.
Learn moreLive · Group A
Every tournament gets its own page with schedule, standings and sign-up. One click makes it public. No app.
Learn moreIn setup: 3 for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a loss. Tie-breakers, in order: points, goal difference, goals scored. The table on the tournament page uses the same numbers.
Each as its own field, for example Pitch North and Pitch South. In the planner you select both, plus match length and gap. The matches then run side by side.
The final score, such as 5:4. The knockout then has a winner. A 1:1 in the group stays a draw, and both teams get a point.
Yes. When you publish, switch the table off. The schedule and the scores stay visible. The placing does not.
Yes. The tournament page runs in the browser. Put the link or the QR code at the entrance. A saved score shows up there.
No subscription, no credit card. When the tournament grows, you book a plan for that one event.
