What goes on a team sheet
The sheet has everything a referee, a league or the other manager usually asks for, and a little space for after the game:
- The match: your team, the opponent, the date, kick-off time and the pitch.
- The starting players: shirt number, name and position, keeper first.
- The subs: as many rows as you choose, under a line so nobody mixes them up.
- The captain, then the score, scorers and player of the match to fill in after.
Printing and PDFs
Print or save as PDF opens your browser's print window with only the sheet in it. To get a PDF, choose Save as PDF as the printer. On a phone, the share button in the print preview sends it straight to the group chat.
Fill in the names before printing, or print a few blank ones to keep in the kit bag. Whatever you type stays in this browser for next week.
Picking the team in the first place
For the shape, the lineup builder draws the team on a pitch and saves it as a picture. For two fair sides from whoever turns up, use the team generator.
And if it's the same group every week, Squadcard keeps who's in, picks fair teams from everyone's ratings and remembers the scorers for you.
Start a squadQuestions
Is the team sheet free?
Yes, with no sign-up. Print as many as you like.
How do I save the team sheet as a PDF?
Tap Print or save as PDF, then choose Save as PDF (or Microsoft Print to PDF) as the printer. Only the sheet is printed, not the rest of the page.
Which sizes does it do?
5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11-a-side, with up to seven substitutes.
Can I print it blank?
Yes. Leave the boxes empty, or tap Clear the sheet, and print: you get a sheet with lines to write on.
Is anything I type sent anywhere?
No. It's kept in your browser so it's there next time, and nothing is uploaded.