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Start with team names, date, venue, and competition at the top. List both rosters with jersey numbers before kickoff. During the match, log each goal with the minute, scorer, and assist, then record cards and substitutions as they happen. Fill in the halftime and final score boxes at the end.

Use the goals table to record the minute of the match, the scorer, the player who assisted, and which team scored. This keeps a clear timeline of scoring for the match report.

Use the cards table to note the minute, the player's name, and whether it was a yellow or red card. A second yellow in the same match should be marked as a red card (sent off).

Use the substitutions table to log the minute, the player coming off, and the player going on for each team. Most youth and rec leagues allow a set number of subs per half — check your league's rules before kickoff.

Record each team's goals scored in the first half, second half, and the running final score. This gives a quick summary of the match without needing to recount the goals table.