Tournament football on the same verified infrastructure

Extancy League tournaments extend competition beyond league fixtures. Hosts publish a competition, teams register, a structure is generated and published, and matches are played through the same engine that records league football — so tournament results are part of the same trusted activity record.

This page lists the tournaments that are published and publicly discoverable today, together with an explanation of how the tournament ecosystem works.

How tournaments work

From publication to final

A host creates the tournament with its format, team capacity, schedule and funding or prize arrangements.
Where a host funds the competition, the published prize pool is shown on the tournament card.
Teams register for the competition, and registrations are confirmed by the host, including payment proof review where payment is required.
The competition structure is generated, validated and published, then locked once competition begins.
Matches are played through the verified match infrastructure, with officials confirming results.
Standings, brackets and progression are derived from those confirmed results.

Relationship

How tournaments fit the wider platform

Teams

Built on squads

Tournament entries come from registered teams with real squads, playing grounds and regions.

Officials

Officiated fixtures

Tournament matches use the same officiating model as league football, so results remain verifiable.

Partners

Sponsorable surfaces

Tournament pages and banners can carry sponsor placements for partners supporting the competition.

Ready to host or enter a tournament?

Tournament creation and team registration happen inside the signed-in application. Hosts need an account with the relevant role, and teams need a completed onboarding journey before competing.

For teams How it works