From the home page, choose "Create a fixture list" for a quick schedule with no account needed, or "Create a league" to save it to an account so you can come back and edit it later — that option also lets you set points for a win or draw. Either way, enter your team names and choose whether teams play each other once or home-and-away, and Fixture List generates the full round-robin schedule for you automatically.

Open your league's Results page and click the edit icon next to any fixture to enter the score. Once saved, the table and standings recalculate automatically — there's nothing else to update by hand.

Go to your league's edit page and open the division you want to change — you can rename any team or update its home ground there. The number of teams in a division is fixed once it's created, so adding or removing an individual team isn't currently possible; add a new division (or a new list) if you need a different set of teams.

From your league's edit page, add a cup and choose whether it runs across the whole league or by division, and whether legs are played once or home-and-away. Fixture List works out the bracket and builds the first round for you; as each round's results are entered, the next round's matchups are generated automatically from the winners.

For a single round-robin, where every team plays every other team once, it's n × (n − 1) ÷ 2 games for n teams — for example 28 games for 8 teams. Choosing the home-and-away option doubles that, since every fixture is then played twice.

Yes — the Next Fixtures and Tables pages both have a CSV export icon, so you can download the schedule or standings and open them in a spreadsheet.

Just send the league's page URL — the Teams, Tables, Next Fixtures, and Results pages are all public and don't require an account to view, so anyone with the link can follow along.

Yes, creating and managing leagues, fixtures, tables, and cups is free.