Record a whole netball match from the sideline, and finish with a full-time summary of who played, and for how long. No writing anything down.
📰 New to Match Day? Read Match Day: know exactly who played, and for how long. Playing hockey or football? See Hockey and football: subs, cards and the clock.
Screenshots use a demo squad. Match Day is for coaches and team admins, and it's in beta. It's on for every club that plays netball, hockey or football.
1. Open the fixture, tap Start Match Day
Match Day lives on the fixture, under Manager tools. It uses the squad you've already selected, so there's nothing to set up. The first time, it asks how many a side your team plays, then remembers.

2. Choose who starts
Tap a position, then a player. In netball each bib is a position, and Match Day shows who is resting this quarter.

3. Every player's court time, live
The clock runs from your first tap. Each player's minutes build as the match goes on, with goals beside their name.

4. Make a change in two taps
Tap who's coming on, then where she goes. The bench is sorted least-played first, so the next player on is already at the top.

5. Undo is always one tap away
Every change says what it did, for example “Ellie on for Isla at GD”, and can be undone straight away.

6. Goals and changes from one thumb
Goal, the opposition's goal and Make a change sit at the bottom of the screen, where your thumb already is. Anyone behind their fair share is flagged as owed time.

7. Quarter breaks in one go
Set the seven for the next quarter on one screen. Match Day shows what each choice means for minutes before you start.

8. Pulled away mid-match? It asks
If the clock kept running while you were busy, Match Day asks how long the break was and takes it off.

9. Full time: who played, and for how long
Court time for every player, quarter by quarter, and one plain sentence you can share with parents.

⚠️ Don't forget to save. On the full-time summary, tap Save to the fixture. That puts the score, scorers and cards on the fixture.
💡 Good to know
- No signal? Keep going. Match Day records on the phone and sends everything when you're back online.
- Match Day never sends notifications or emails to players or parents.


