Rugby
Tries, conversions and replacements logged properly, and the report written for you
Rugby union scoring for 15s, 10s and 7s, with tries, kicks and replacements feeding the report and stats.

Rugby union in Match Report GO
- Formats
- 15-a-side15 a side
- 10-a-side10 a side
- 7-a-side7 a side
- Match
- 2 halfs, running clock
- Touchline buttons
- Try, Kick, Penalty, Card, Replacement, Moment
- Say it
- “Try Zara, pass from Noah”
Rugby union scores in fives, twos and threes, and a match report that gets the kicks wrong is no use to anyone. Match Report GO sets rugby union up on its own terms, with tries, conversions and replacements rather than goals and subs, so the score on the live page and the words in the report are right.
Rugby union in 15s, 10s and 7s
The rugby we support is rugby union, in 15-a-side, 10-a-side and 7-a-side formats. Each has its own pitch drawing and positions for line-ups, from props and hookers through to the fly-half and the back three, with room on the bench for replacements.
Age-grade rugby has its own rules on formats and match lengths. Check with your club, county or governing body for what applies to your age group.
Scoring in points, not goals
The app keeps the score in points using rugby union's values:
| Score | Points |
|---|---|
| Try | 5 |
| Conversion | 2 |
| Penalty goal | 3 |
| Drop goal | 3 |
| Penalty try | 7 |
Rugby union is played in two halves, with lengths you can set for the age group. The app never ends a half by itself; the scorer taps.
Six buttons for the touchline
The Standard view gives you:
- Try, with the scorer and an optional assist
- Kick: conversion, missed conversion, penalty goal or drop goal
- Penalty: penalty conceded or penalty try
- Card: yellow (sin bin) or red
- Replacement
- Moment, for the tackle or break worth a line in the report
Tap "Skip details · save" if play has moved on. The Detailed view has more, and live scoring works with no signal on the far pitch.
“Try Zara, pass from Noah”
Reports and stats in rugby's language
The match report talks about tries, conversions and replacements, and the score and scorers are checked against the match before anyone sees it. Over the season, season stats build up tries, try assists, points, turnovers won and big tackles, with a page for each player.
Junior rugby
For under-18 teams, junior mode is on automatically. Public pages, reports and graphics use first names only, and no child is named for a card, a penalty conceded, a missed kick or an injury.
Questions coaches ask
Do you support rugby league?
Not today. Match Report GO supports rugby union. You can ask for other sports through suggest a feature.
Can I log a sin bin?
Yes. A yellow card is logged as a sin bin from the Card button, and a red card from the same button.
Does it count points for each player?
Yes. Points, tries and kicks build up for each player over the season, as well as for the team.
Can I use it for 7s tournaments?
Yes. 7-a-side is one of the supported formats. Set the half length for the competition when you set up the match.
Guides
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.
How to write a grassroots match report parents actually read
A practical guide to writing grassroots match reports, with structure, tone for junior and adult teams, what to leave out, timing and length.
Sharing results professionally on social media
How grassroots teams can post results that look consistent and professional, with image sizes, captions, timing and junior safeguarding rules.