FIFA Match Admin · Farid Muradov

FIFA Match is a web tool for national football associations to arrange matches with each other. I designed the admin side: a team says it is "Open to Play", finds other open teams, sends an offer and follows it until a stadium approves.

Four FIFA Match admin screens side by side: the Create an OTP Status form, the Open to Play teams table, the Account page with teams and venues, and the activity log of an offer.

01Overview

Scheduling a match without the email chain

Each association signs in as itself (the designs use AFFA, the Azerbaijan association) and switches between its teams, such as Men U-19, from the top bar. A blue "Open to play" button is always there, because declaring availability is the main thing an admin does.

The rest of the product follows one offer through its life: who is open and when, what you propose, what the other side answers, and whether the stadium has confirmed.

02What I designed

From availability to an approved match

Open to PlayA status form per team
Pick the team and age group, several dates on a calendar, home or away stadium, and optional preferences and requirements for the opponent.
DiscoveryA table of open teams
Filter by confederation, ranking range and date, see each team's dates and stadium, then open details or send an offer.
RequestsAn activity log for each offer
A two-sided timeline of offers, declines and new date slots, ending with the stadium's approval status.
AccountTeams and venues
Recent results per team as colour-coded scores, and stadium cards with a pending state to accept or decline.

03Screens

Four screens of the admin

Open to Play teams page: upcoming matches carousel, confederation filter chips, search, date and ranking filters, and a table of teams with dates, stadium and Details or Send an offer actions — **Open to Play teams**Upcoming matches on top, then every team open to a match, filterable by confederation and ranking.

Create an OTP Status form with team and age group selection, a calendar with selected dates as chips, a home stadium table, and preferred team and requirements sections — **Create an OTP status**One long form, split into cards: team, dates, stadium, preferences and requirements.

Activity log timeline between Azerbaijan and Poland U-19: offer made, declined, a new date slot selected, offer accepted, and a notice that the stadium has not approved yet — **Activity log**Each side's moves on its own side of the timeline, with both associations' contacts on the right.

Account page with Men U-21 and U-19 teams showing recent scores as green, grey and red badges with flags, and a grid of venue cards including a pending one with Accept and Decline — **Account**Teams with their last results at a glance, and venues the association manages.

Confirm the product name to use publicly ("FIFA Match") and your exact role, and whether this admin shipped.
Team names, dates, people and contact details in the screens are design data, not real records.
The Account screenshot is cropped to the content area; the frame's left navigation ends before the page does.