Game clock, time-outs and match log

The clock in the score line, team time-outs and the match log that turns every action into a line with game minute and score. All Premium; where the free version shows something, it says so.

In short: the ▶ button between the two scores starts and pauses the clock. A long press on it opens time-outs, the change of half and the time settings. Every action recorded while the clock runs gets its game minute, and that becomes the match log.

Using the clock Premium

Setting half length and break

Recording a team time-out Premium

  1. Long-press the clock button → Time-out home or Time-out away. It also shows which one it is, e.g. “1 of 3”.
  2. The clock stops and the time line counts one minute down. There is no sound – it’s display only.
  3. Resuming early: long-press → End time-out, and the game time continues. Otherwise start it with ▶ as usual after the minute.

The match log

The log lists every action in the order it was recorded. You’ll find it in three places:

ColumnContent
IDrunning number of the action
Timegame minute from the clock. Empty if the clock wasn’t running.
Scorescore after this action, home : away
Teamhome or away – the side the action counts for
Personnumber and name. Empty for actions without a player, such as a time-out.
Eventthe action: goals, 7 metres, saves, time-out …
Outcomevariant, shot type, shot position and goal zone, as far as recorded

Column names in the app and the CSV follow the language you use the app in.

Good to know

More guides

Opens the print dialog – choose “Save as PDF” there. The page is laid out for it.