Opponent, kick-off time and venue in a graphic that wears your club's colours. Out midweek, so Saturday has a crowd.
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A clear fixture post midweek is the difference between two people on the touchline and twenty. Opponent, date, kick-off time and venue, laid out properly in your club's colours, so nobody has to scroll the league site to find out where you are playing.
Upload an opponent's badge once and it is saved to your club. Playing them again in the return fixture? One tap and the post is branded both ways.
+9Fixture posts pull your badge, colours and font from the club settings automatically. Tuesday's announcement always matches Saturday's result post, which is what makes a feed look properly run.

Versus split, ticket, poster, pitch and more. A cup tie can look like a cup tie while a regular league fixture keeps things simple, all in the same club branding.
The same short form covers the rest of the week: the starting line-up an hour before kick-off and the full-time score at the whistle. One tool, four posts, one look.
FC Cabras 1Post it straight to Instagram and X on Pro while people are still planning their weekend, or download it free and share it to the club Facebook group. Midweek post, Saturday crowd.
Opponent name and badge, date, kick-off time and venue. You type them once and every layout uses them.
Yes. Set the venue per fixture, so home fixtures can shout about the ground and away days tell people where to find you.
If your opponent is already saved, a fixture post is under a minute: pick opponent, type date and time, download or post.