Spond's Line-up feature is designed specifically for football teams. This tool streamlines the process of organising and displaying team formations, providing a more intuitive and efficient way to manage your match planning and share it with players.
Overview
The Line-up feature allows football coaches and team managers to create and display team formations easily. This feature lets you assign positions and roles effectively, enhancing your team management experience.
How to Use the Line-up Feature
How to Use the Line-up Feature
Update the App: Ensure you have the latest version of the app installed. Download the newest version from your app store to access the Line-up feature.
Create Your Match Event: Create your match event in the normal way within the app.
Accessing the Line-up Tool: Navigate to your match event and select the "Line-up" option.
Creating a Line-up:
Create Line-up Page:
Add a title for the line-up (e.g., Starting Formation).
Select who can see the line-up (Invited members or Hosts and Admins only).
Select the team size.
Select your preferred formation.
Add invited players to each position by selecting the + symbol and allocating each position.
Add substitutes at the bottom of the page.
Save your settings: The Save command is top right of the Line-up page.
Editing the Lineup: The line-up can be amended later as needed. You can also add a second lineup, for instance, for the second half of a friendly match.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I create custom line-ups?
Can I create custom line-ups?
Custom line-ups are not part of the initial release but are planned for a future update.
Are all team formations available in the Line-up feature?
Are all team formations available in the Line-up feature?
While a variety of predefined formations are available, the specific formations may be updated in the future. For now, you can choose from popular formations.
Can I create multiple line-ups for a single match?
Can I create multiple line-ups for a single match?
Yes, you can create multiple lineups, such as one for the first half and another for the second half of a match.