Finals series
The finals bracket that runs itself.
Ladder-seeded finals brackets in knockout or page-playoff formats, advancing automatically as results land.
When the home-and-away season ends, build a finals series in a couple of clicks: pick knockout or page playoff, choose how many teams qualify, and the bracket seeds itself straight from the ladder — with proper Australian finals labels all the way to the grand final.
Formats
Knockout or page system — your sport’s way
This is tournament bracket software that speaks local sport. Choose knockout with the top 2, 4 or 8 qualifying — a straight grand final, semis plus grand final, or quarters onward — or the page system for the top 4: qualifying final (1 v 2), elimination final (3 v 4), preliminary final, grand final, with the qualifying-final loser getting their second chance exactly as the format intends. Finals series are included on the Standard plan and above.
Seeding
No arguments about who finished where
One click seeds the bracket straight from the division’s ladder — rank 1 becomes seed 1, and so on down. If the last home-and-away round moves the ladder, re-pull the seeds any time before the bracket is played. The draw is what the season earned, not what someone typed.
Scheduling
Every final is a real fixture
Give each final a kick-off, duration and venue and it publishes as a real fixture — on the public draw, with its own live match centre. Later rounds show TBC until the earlier round decides who plays, so the bracket is never wrong, just not-yet-known.
Auto-advance
The bracket runs itself
Record results through the normal match card and, as each final is decided, winners flow into the next round automatically — the public bracket always shows the current state of the race, and members follow along without you re-publishing a thing. Finals results never touch the home-and-away ladder that seeded them, so the season’s record stays intact.
See it with your club's name on it
Spin up a fully-branded site in under 30 minutes, free — no technical skills needed.