Wuamball

Now everything is more agile and simple, you can register and participate in a tournament, as well as follow teams, players, and all sports results of your interest (school interclub tournaments, neighborhood, university, etc.) in which you, a friend, or family member participate.

Wuamball is a digital tool that combines two features. The first works as a football tournament manager and the second is a sports social network.

As a tournament organizer:

• Create new tournaments.
• Invite and add teams to the tournament.
• Set the tournament mode (groups, knockout stages, etc.).
• Randomly draw the groups.
• Manually create groups.
• Randomly draw the game schedule.
• Manually create matches.
• Delete created matches.
• View and delete team invitation requests.
• Set and modify (date, time, place, and sports venue) matches.
• Assign roles (organizers and referees).
• View statistics (match results, standings, top scorers, cards, etc.).
• View the details of incidents (goals, yellow cards, red cards, substitutions, and own goals).
• View a summary of incidents (goals, yellow cards, red cards, substitutions, and own goals).
• Remove teams from the tournament.
• Delete created tournaments.

As a team leader:

• Create teams.
• Invite and add players, coaching staff, and managers.
• Assign roles to managers (president, vice president, etc.).
• Assign roles to the coaching staff (coach, assistant, etc.).
• Assign a jersey number to each player.
• Register the team to participate in a tournament.
• Choose and modify starters, substitutes, and coaching staff on the game sheet before each match.
• Register and send the game sheet to the committee on the game day.
• View informative data of the matches (date, time, place, and sports venue).
• View online and real-time statistics (match result, standings, top scorers, cards, etc.).
• View the details of incidents (goals, yellow cards, red cards, substitutions, and own goals).
• View a summary of incidents (goals, yellow cards, red cards, substitutions, and own goals).
• Delete created teams.

As a player:

• View informative data of the matches (date, time, place, and sports venue).
• View online and real-time statistics (match result, standings, top scorers, cards, etc.).
• View the details of incidents (goals, yellow cards, red cards, substitutions, and own goals).
• View a summary of incidents (goals, yellow cards, red cards, substitutions, and own goals).

As an organizer:

• View informative data of the matches (date, time, place, and sports venue).
• Assign referees for the match.
• View the schedules of both teams.
• Start, pause, and end matches.
• Register and modify the details of incidents (goals, yellow cards, red cards, substitutions, and own goals).
• Register a final report (external incidents that occurred in the match).
• View a summary of incidents (goals, yellow cards, red cards, substitutions, and own goals).
• View online and real-time statistics (match result, standings, top scorers, cards, etc.).

As a referee:

• View informative data of the matches (date, time, place, and sports venue).
• View the schedules of both teams.
• Modify the details of incidents (goals, yellow cards, red cards, substitutions, and own goals) registered by the organizer.