The Games page is everything competitive: when you play, where you sit in the table, and which competitions you are in. It has three tabs — Fixtures, Standings and Tournaments.
Fixtures
Your upcoming and recent matches, including league games, cup ties and any friendlies you have agreed. This is the tab to check before anything else, because it is the only one with a deadline attached.
Every kick-off is shown in your timezone
Match times are converted into the timezone set on your profile. If your timezone is unset or wrong, every fixture time you see is shifted — and it will be wrong only for you, while being correct for your opponent. This is the single most common reason managers miss matches. Set it on your account Profile tab.
Standings
The league tables for competitions you are part of, showing your position among the other clubs. Standings update as matches are played, so a table is a running picture of the season rather than a final one.
Read the table alongside your fixtures
Position on its own is misleading early in a season, when clubs have played different numbers of matches. Check what is still to come in Fixtures before deciding whether your position is a problem.
Tournaments
The competitions your club can enter and the ones it is already in, including knockout cups with a bracket showing the route to the final. Your active competition count on the dashboard and Club Overview comes from here.
Entering a tournament locks your kit
While your club is active in a tournament, the jersey editor is locked completely — no colours, patterns or textures can be changed. Finish your kit design before you enter, not after.
A sensible routine
Before each match week
- Confirm your next fixture and its time, in your own timezone.
- Check your squad for anyone away on loan before you plan a lineup.
- Glance at the standings to know what result you actually need.
- If you want extra matches, arrange a friendly rather than waiting for a fixture.