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In what order do I proceed after creating a tournament?

Short answer

The order is: Teams → Tournament Format → Draw → Fixtures → Matches. Each step consumes the output of the previous one, so steps cannot be skipped.

In TurnuvaGo the steps build on one another. The output of one step is the input of the next, so the order is not arbitrary.

The order

  1. Teams: you add the teams that will take part.
  2. Tournament Format: you choose how the tournament will be played (league, groups, knockout or a combination).
  3. Draw participants: you confirm the list of teams entering the draw.
  4. Draw: teams are distributed into groups or into a draw order. You then make the result official.
  5. Fixtures: the match list is generated from the official draw.
  6. Matches: you enter results and run the tournament.

Questions for each step

When are teams added?
First. Format options narrow according to how many teams you have, so once the teams are known you also see which formats can be built.
When is the Tournament Format chosen?
After the teams have been added. You can change it until the draw is made official.
When is the draw made?
After the participating teams are known and the draw participant list is confirmed. Not before.
When are fixtures generated?
After the draw is official. Fixtures cannot be generated from a draft draw. In a group stage you can also enter the matches one by one with the “Create the matches yourself” panel instead of generating them; this path also requires an official draw (see “How do I create and schedule fixtures?”).

Where do players fit into this order?

Players are not a separate setup step. They are handled inside team preparation, according to how the tournament uses players: some tournaments are played with teams only and keep no squads, others require a team sheet before each match. You do not need to have entered players to make the draw or generate fixtures.

When you try to skip a step the system stops you and explains why. That is the order itself, not an error.

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