Everything about a match is on one screen: six panels, one under another, with a row of tabs to move between them.
The six tabs
A tab jumps you down to its panel. Scrolling gets you there too.
MATCH DETAILS is the top of the page: the two teams, the score and the countdown. Underneath is a row of details - the leaderboard, the date, the venue, the pitch, the kick-off time, the team size and the duration.
FEED is the match's diary. Before kick-off it holds your note to the squad and a livestream panel. Once the match starts, every goal and card lands here.
FACTS holds two panels. Insights is five sentences per team about their last five games. Statistics so far is each team's record in this leaderboard, side by side.
LINEUP is both teams' pitches, their formations, their benches and their squads.
PAYMENT is where you ask your squad for match fees. You only ever see your own payment details here.
KEYS explains every marker on the page. Eleven of them.
The guided tour
The first time you open a match, a three-step tour points at the main panels. You can run it again at any time.
Select the ? at the top right of the match.
Select Next to move to the feed.
Select Next again for the lineup, then Finish.
What you will see
The heading tells you what you can do. Match Settings means you run this team and can change things. Match Preview means you can look and nothing more.
The tour covers three panels, not six. It says nothing about FACTS, PAYMENT or KEYS.
Every panel has a VIEW KEYS button. It takes you to the KEYS panel, so you never have to hunt for what a marker means.
If it does not work
The venue reads "Location not set" and the away team says "Add Away Team". The page has opened before it finished loading your teams. Go to Teams and come back.
There is no ? button. You are not the Owner or an Administrator of either team. The tour is only offered to people who can change the match.
Insights and Statistics so far are both empty. The match is not in a leaderboard. Add one, and both panels fill in.
Related
"Picking your lineup and choosing a formation"
"Starting, pausing and ending a match"
"The match feed and commentary"









