Open full-sizeThe public league experienceFinal scores, top performers and game details from a soccer league on LeagueArc.
Know what needs your attention.
Keep the season’s moving parts in one workspace, from registration to game-night follow-up.
Build divisions, teams, fields, and fixture windows.
Review registrations and roster assignments.
Track missing results and keep the public table current.
Inside LeagueArc
Open full-sizeYour league, at a glanceLive games, open tasks and money owed, on the commissioner dashboard.
New software. Your league’s history.
Bring your previous seasons with you. With personal onboarding and migration support, we’ll review your exports, confirm what can move, and help you prepare your first season on LeagueArc.
Yes, when a season turns on card suspensions. By default a red card, or two yellows in one match, brings a one-match ban, and every five yellow cards brings another. Admins can change both or switch either off, and suspended players can’t be entered in the console for that season’s matches.
How many points is a draw worth?
By default a win is worth 3 points, a draw 1, and a loss 0. You can change these in League Rules or for each season. League tables show draws, goals for, goals against, and goal difference.
What happens when a team forfeits?
A forfeit is recorded as a 3-0 win by default. League Rules can change that score or take standings points off the forfeiting team. If neither team shows up, record a double forfeit: 0-0, with a loss for both teams.
Can matches go to extra time and penalties?
Yes. Each season can turn on extra time and a penalty shootout, and penalty kicks are recorded one by one. League Rules decide whether a league match won on penalties counts as a win, a draw, a draw plus a bonus point, or custom points.
Which tiebreakers can I use?
Put goal difference, goals for, goals against, wins, head-to-head results, away goals, and fair play (fewest card points) in the order your rules require. Points deductions and bonuses are listed under the public table with their reasons.
What if a match is stopped for weather?
The scorekeeper can suspend it, keeping the score and the minute, and resume later from the same minute. They can also abandon it, with the result standing or the match made void. Public pages show the status, such as “Suspended at 60’”.
Do scorekeepers need an app?
No native app is required. The soccer scoring console is browser-based and works on phones, tablets, and laptops.
Can I import my existing schedule?
Yes. LeagueArc supports reviewed spreadsheet imports for schedules and other common league data. The importer validates rows and shows issues before records are created.