What's new

What we improved in League2GO, newest first. Many of these changes come straight from your feedback.

Week of September 28, 2026

For everyone

A new menu

The ☰ menu lists each of your leagues with its pages underneath: Schedule, Standings, Stats, Chat and more.

For everyone

A back button on every page

On a phone, every page now has a back button at the top that says where it takes you, even when you came from a notification.

For everyone

Standings and stats, each on its own page

Standings and statistics now each have their own page. The tables have a single row of filters, show every column on phones, and rank players by points.

Learn more: Results, standings, and statistics

For managers

More direct links to your league's screens

On a phone, the bar at the bottom of your league opens Teams, Substitutes, Season, More and Settings in one tap. Season holds the calendar, the standings and the stats.

For players

Captains can see their substitutes

Captains now have a Substitutes screen with the substitutes of the teams they captain.

For players

An improved schedule

Games now show in bigger cards that are easier to read. Your next game stands out, so you can answer Are you playing? in one tap.

Learn more: Player's guide

For managers

Fill a spot faster

On the game page, an empty spot now leads with Select player. The list opens on the spot’s team, then the substitutes, with the search ready to type in.

Learn more: Game day: lineups and replacements

For managers

Faster results entry

In the results editor, type a player’s name or jersey number to pick the scorer, the assists or a penalty. Leagues that record goal details can type the score again, without adding the goals one by one.

Learn more: Results, standings, and statistics

For managers

Edit or reschedule a game from its page

The game page’s Game menu now starts with Edit game and Reschedule, so you no longer need to go back to the league schedule.

Learn more: Schedule and calendar

For managers

A player's phone and email on the game page

On the game page, a player’s menu now shows their phone, email and emergency contacts. Captains and scorekeepers see them too.

Learn more: Game day: lineups and replacements

For managers

Substitutes' skill levels are back

View substitutes shows each substitute’s skill level again. In leagues with numeric rankings, the filter takes any value.

Learn more: Managing your substitutes

For everyone

See who's coming at a glance

On the game page, a player who dropped out stays struck out on their spot, and the position headers count only the players who are coming. Tapping a game on the schedule now opens the game.

For managers

The lineup editor remembers your lineup type

The lineup editor now opens on the lineup type you used last.

Learn more: Game day: lineups and replacements

Week of September 21, 2026

For everyone

See which games still need a substitute

An upcoming game that is still short a player now carries a red Substitute needed label on the schedules and in the calendar.

Learn more: Schedule and calendar

For managers

Add a substitute with just a name

When you add a substitute to a game, the email and phone number are optional again: a name is enough.

Learn more: Managing your substitutes

For managers

Search the team and division lists

The team lists of the game form, and the division and team filters, now have a search field. Teams are sorted by name.

For managers

3 on 3 and 4 on 4 hockey lineups

The lineup editor offers two new hockey formations, 3 on 3 and 4 on 4, next to 5 on 5, for leagues that play on small ice.

Learn more: Game day: lineups and replacements

For everyone

Redesigned emails

Every email from the app has a new, easier to read design and its own subject line. Replying to a substitution request now reaches the team’s captain or the league manager.

Week of September 14, 2026

For managers

A printed lineup that fits one page

The printed lineup fits on one Letter page again, with a team on each half.

Learn more: Game day: lineups and replacements

For managers

Substitute payments at a glance

On the game lineup, a substitute’s payment is now a badge after their name: green Paid, or orange with the amount owed.