Free futsal scoring app that knows the rules
Futsal is not just indoor soccer. The clock stops, the ball is different, and accumulated fouls give the other team a free shot, which is why the foul count belongs on the scoreboard.
- Two 20-minute halves on a stopped clock
- Accumulated foul counter per half, the rule that decides free kicks
- One tap per goal, draws allowed or a shootout
- Small-sided and indoor league presets
Score a futsal game right here
This is the real engine, with real futsal rules. Use the buttons under each team to score. Nothing is saved and nobody is asked to sign up.
How futsal scoring works
The clock stops for every dead ball, which is why a futsal half takes far longer in real time than twenty minutes. The clock here runs on the server and is controlled by whoever is keeping time.
Start from a preset, tweak anything
Official rules, alternate rules, house rules
Everything you can set when you create a match or a tournament. Presets fill these in; you can change any of them.
- Match format (Teams)
- Periods (2 halves · 4 quarters · 1 period)
- Period length (minutes)
- Overtime on a tie
- Overtime length (minutes)
- Max overtime periods (0 = until decided)
- Sudden death in overtime (first score wins)
- Penalties if still tied
- Penalties rounds before sudden death
- Fouls before the 10 m kick
- Mercy rule: lead that ends the game (0 = off)
- Mercy rule applies from period
- Running-clock reminder at a lead of (0 = off)
Futsal scoring app FAQ
What are accumulated fouls in futsal?
Team fouls counted per half. From the sixth, the opposition gets a free kick from ten meters with no wall. The count resets at half time.
Is futsal the same as indoor soccer?
No. Futsal has a stopped clock, a smaller heavier ball, no walls and the accumulated foul rule.
Is there a free futsal scoreboard?
Yes, with the accumulated foul counter and a server-side clock, free on any phone.
Score your next futsal match for free
No card, no download. Works in the browser on any phone, tablet or TV.
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