Getting Started
Click Matches in the left hand side dashboard
There are two ways to Create a Match
Manually
And; via Import
Manually Create a Match
Click on the white Create match button
Select Competition
Select Home Team
Select Away Team
Give the Match a Name (Optional as LIGR will auto populate one)
Select the Date of the match
Enter the Time the match will Kick-Off
Select the Venue
Select the Overlay Type
Select the Scorer
Enter the Half Length (Items 12-17 will set to the default competition settings)
This will determine the start time for the clock in the second half
Enter the Half Time Length
This is the time used in the countdown in the halftime overlay screen. You can start the second half early or later if required
Select Extra Time and Penalties if it is a cup match or a semi-final. Or Golden Point if applicable to the sport that you're covering
This will set the clock to go into extra time and allow the overlay to count the penalties to determine a winner
Select Data Coverage
Minimum will only allow the scorer to capture Goals, Red and Yellow Cards and Own Goals.
Standard will allow the scorer to capture the full event list, see How to Score a Match and Differences between Match Data Coverage
Select if players are to be included when scoring the match.
Enter the Starting Lineup Size
Enter how many players on the Bench
Select Create & Configure Stream & Overlays as applicable
Import Matches
You also have the option to import many matches at once, via our IMPORT FIXTURES function.
While in Matches - click Import Fixture
You will need to create an import file in Comma-separated values (CSV) format before you can import clubs.
The best way to create an import list is to download the sample file to understand the format required. Look for this message on the import page and click the red text.
Here are some other specifications we expect:
File extension must be .csv (e.g. file.csv)
Must be less than 10Mb.
The first row must contain the column names
Columns must be separated by commas
We require that dates be formatted in ISO8601 format (e.g. 2020-05-28T02:54:09+10:00)
An video demonstrating how to prepare and import a CSV file for matches can be found here.