One record.Every side of the game.
Competitions to enter, pitches to book and the gear to play in, run from one record that teams, organizers, venues and shops all read.
Why Matchday exists
Amateur and semi-professional sport runs on a scatter: group chats, phone calls and private spreadsheets. Every side keeps its own list, and the lists disagree.
Matchday replaces the scatter with one record that every side reads. A competition is run start to finish inside it: entries approved, fees evidenced, fixtures drawn, results and discipline recorded, and nobody keeping a list of their own.
Four sides, one record
Teams, organizers, venues and shops each get a console of their own, and all four read and write the same data. When one side acts, every side that needs to know sees the same thing, at once.
- TeamsEnter a competition, pay the fee, keep the roster legal, book a pitch and find the kit.Entry approved on the roster
- OrganizersApprove entries, check payment proofs, draw fixtures, record results and cards.Approved in the review queue
- VenuesList pitches, set hours and prices, confirm booking requests.
- ShopsPut kit in front of the teams already on Matchday.
Evidence, not custody
Matchday never holds the money. It holds the proof.
Entry fees, booking payments and shop orders go straight from the payer to the organizer, venue or shop, by bank, wallet or cash. Matchday carries the evidence: the payer uploads a screenshot, and a person on the other side checks it and confirms. Nothing is marked paid that a person has not confirmed.
How a season runs
From the first entry to the final table, a competition runs in one place, and every step is visible to the sides it concerns.
- 01Entry opensThe organizer publishes the competition, its fee and its rules.
- 02Teams enterA captain registers a roster of 8 to 14 players.
- 03Fees evidencedThe proof is uploaded and a person confirms it.
- 04Fixtures drawnGenerated in one go, then moved when a pitch or a date changes.
- 05MatchdaysLive scores, results and the table, as they happen.
- 06DisciplineCards and suspensions, kept within the competition.
- 07Final tableThe season stays on record for every side.
Questions, answered
The things people ask before they enter, book or sell.
Not here? Ask usDoes it cost anything to use Matchday?
No, not for teams. Creating an account and entering through Matchday is free. Entry fees and booking prices are set by the organizer or venue, and paid to them.
Does Matchday take my payment?
Never. You pay the organizer, venue or shop directly, by bank transfer, mobile wallet or cash where they accept it, then upload a screenshot. A person on their side checks it and confirms.
When is my entry confirmed?
Once the organizer has checked your payment proof and approved the entry. You get a notification either way, and a rejected proof can be uploaded again.
How many players can a roster have?
Between 8 and 14. The roster is checked against the competition's entry rules before the organizer approves it.
How do I run a competition or list my venue?
Organizer and venue accounts are opened by invitation, so the people running them are known. Write to us below and say what you run.
Can I sell kit on Matchday?
Yes. From your account, apply to open a shop; once it is approved your products appear in the marketplace. Online checkout is not open yet, so buyers can browse but not pay through Matchday.
Can I use Matchday in Amharic?
Yes, all of it. Switch language at any time from the language button; in Amharic, dates follow the Ethiopian calendar.
Full time: get in touch
Your move.
Entering a team, running a competition, listing a venue or selling kit: write to us and a person on the team answers.