Multi-sport
One app that speaks your sport, whether you score goals or tries
Football, rugby union, netball and hockey, each with its own buttons, periods, clock and terms.
Match Report GO began as a football app and was rebuilt to work across sports. Today it supports football, rugby union, netball and hockey. Each sport is set up on its own terms, so a netball coach sees quarters and a court, and a rugby union coach sees tries and conversions, not a football app with the labels swapped.
Sports supported today
| Sport | Formats | Periods |
|---|---|---|
| Football | 5, 6, 7, 9 and 11-a-side; walking football is configurable | Halves |
| Rugby union | 15s, 10s and 7s | Halves |
| Netball | 7-a-side, and High 5 for juniors | Quarters |
| Hockey | 11-a-side and 7-a-side | Quarters |
What changes from sport to sport
Sports are configuration. Each one has its own:
- Scoring buttons: the six big touchline buttons are chosen for the sport, such as Try, Kick and Replacement in rugby union, or Goal, Intercept and Rebound in netball.
- Period structure: halves or quarters, with lengths you can set for the age group.
- Clock style: the way time is shown suits the sport.
- Terms: goal, try, conversion, penalty corner, replacement or change, used correctly throughout.
Those terms carry through everything the app produces: the match report, the share graphics and the season stats. A rugby union report talks about tries and conversions; a netball report works in quarters and starts from the first centre pass; a hockey match starts with a push-back.
One app for the whole club
Plenty of clubs run more than one sport, and plenty of families have children in more than one. With one app, parents reply to availability and follow live scores the same way for every team, and club volunteers only have to learn one set of screens.
The Club plan covers every team in the club, whatever the sport, with club branding and sponsors.
Same principles in every sport
Fair playing time, junior privacy and fact-checked reports work the same way in every sport. The app never ends a period by itself, whether that is a half or a quarter; the scorer taps.
Questions coaches ask
Is it just a football app with different words?
No. Each sport has its own scoring buttons, periods, clock and terms, set up for how that sport is played and reported.
Does it support rugby league?
Rugby union is supported today, in 15s, 10s and 7s. If you would like another sport or format, tell us through suggest a feature.
Can one club run teams in different sports?
Yes. Each team is set to its own sport, and the Club plan covers every team. See pricing.
Can I play walking football?
Yes. Walking football is configurable within football.
Guides for coaches
Youth football formats by age group, and what changes for the coach
The youth football pathway from 5v5 mini-soccer to 11v11, with what changes for the coach at each step, sensible squad sizes and a quick-reference table.
Running a junior rugby team on matchday
A practical guide for junior rugby coaches and volunteers covering age-grade rules, rolling replacements, recording tries and conversions, and welfare.
Netball match reports, quarter by quarter
How to write a netball match report that follows the quarters, credits defenders as well as shooters, and suits junior High 5 as well as 7-a-side.
More features
Junior privacy
First names only, no child named for a bad moment, junior pages kept out of search and parents in charge of consent.
Match reports
A match report written from what you logged, with the score, scorers and minutes checked before it is shared.
Live scoring
Big touchline buttons, voice logging and a live score page for families, even when the signal drops.
Log the match once.
Get the report, score, stats and graphics.