Live scores

Your match results live, on the clubhouse screen

While the teams play, the screen in your club's bar and restaurant shows results, standings and upcoming matches. And, between one screen and the next, your sponsors.

The clubhouse screen of a football club showing live match results, presented by a sponsorThe clubhouse screen of a football club showing live match results, presented by a sponsor
What you can do

A football day people can follow from anywhere

A space that sells itself

A sponsor is not buying a banner tied to a fence: they are buying a whole day in front of parents, grandparents and fans, on the screen everybody watches.

For those who stayed at home too

A QR code at the entrance and a link in the group chat: results reach the phone live, with the sponsors at the top of the page.

The weekend and the tournaments

League games and friendlies, home and away, and the tournaments you organise: all on the same page and the same screen.

It updates itself

A score entered pitch-side appears on its own on the phone of whoever is watching and on the clubhouse screen, with nobody reloading anything.

Ready for social media

Graphics with the day's results and fixtures, in your club's colours and presented by your sponsor, ready to post.

You decide what is shown

Switch the live page on when you want and leave out a team or a match. Teams and scores are shown, never the players' names.

Weekend football is watched from far away too

A morning of matches at a club with many teams is a constant coming and going. Parents arriving for their child’s game and stopping at the bar, grandparents asking how the other team is doing, people at home messaging the group to find out the score. News travels by word of mouth, late, and often wrong.

Meanwhile the club bar is full, and the screen on the wall is showing something else. It is the most watched space of the day, and it says nothing about what is happening on the pitch.

What changes with TeamPilot

  • The clubhouse screen becomes the club’s scoreboard: live matches, results, upcoming fixtures and tournament standings, in rotation.
  • People at home follow it on their phone, with a link for the group chat or a QR code at the pitch entrance.
  • Sponsors get a place in plain sight all day long, on the screen and at the top of the page.
  • Scores come from pitch-side, entered by whoever is there, and appear on their own.
  • Social media graphics are ready to go, in the club’s colours and presented by the sponsor.
  • No player’s name leaves the club: teams and scores are what people see.
A football club's live scores page seen on a phone A football club's live scores page seen on a phone

At the pitch, two fingers are enough

Kick-off, the end of a period and the start of the next one are marked on the phone with a tap, by the coach or the team manager. People at home or in the bar see the period being played and, between one period and the next, that it is the break.

Built for grassroots football too: three or four periods, one more when needed, and when the last one ends the match closes by itself.

The live page reads the scores the club already enters: the matches of the calendar and the tournaments of the planner. Your tournament becomes an event people follow from anywhere, and a space your sponsors will want. To see it with your own club’s numbers, request a demo.

FAQ

Questions about live scores

What clubs that want to give their sponsors more visibility ask us most often.

A TV with a browser, or a computer connected to a screen, and the venue's internet connection. You open the live page in screen mode and from there it runs by itself: the screens rotate, the display stays on and, if the network drops for a moment, it reconnects on its own.

Whoever is at the pitch: the coach or the team manager, from their phone, with a tap. In tournaments the people you appoint can do it too, and when nobody from the club is at the pitch there is a link for the day to hand to whoever keeps score, with no account needed.

Yes. How many periods and how long they last are set per age group, per team or for a single match, and at the pitch you add one more with a tap. Followers see the period being played and the break, and when the last period ends the match shows as finished for everyone.

The live page shows teams, times, pitches and scores. Players' names never appear, and it is up to you to switch the live page on, and for which teams and which matches.

You choose which sponsors to show and the one presenting the day. TeamPilot tells you how many times the page was opened and how long the screen stayed on, as aggregate numbers with no personal data: what you need to show a sponsor what they paid for.

In the Premium plan live scores are already included. With the Base and Pro plans you add it separately, whenever you like: the scores you enter in the software stay there anyway, even without the live page.

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