Most tournament tools lock you into one format. Tormatch lets you stack stages — a group phase feeding a knockout, a Swiss qualifier feeding playoffs, or a bracket on its own — and builds the rounds, seeding, and advancement for each one. Set your own points and tiebreakers, generate placement brackets as far down as 64th place, and add two-leg ties or a third-place playoff with a single toggle. Delete and rebuild a stage whenever you need; the slot references stay correct.
Pick a stage type and Tormatch builds the round structure, seeds the teams, and wires up the advancement references. Stack stages to run a group phase into a knockout in a few clicks, or combine formats into a hybrid that fits your event.
Set the points for a win, draw, and loss — 3/1/0, 2/1/0, or score-based — then order the tiebreakers: head-to-head, goal difference, goals scored, head-to-head goal difference. You set the rules once and Tormatch applies them to every standings table and bracket seed.
Not every tournament cares who finished 33rd — the ones that do can rank every team down to 64th place. Turn on placement brackets and Tormatch draws the extra rounds automatically, so knocked-out teams keep playing for a final position.
Every knockout slot is a reference — winner of QF1, or 2nd of Group B — not a fixed team. Delete a stage, reseed a group, or rebuild a bracket, and each slot re-points to the right team as results come in. Edit the format after the draw without breaking it.
Turn on home-and-away two-leg ties, a third-place playoff, or a consolation round with one toggle each. Tormatch adds and names the extra matches, tracks the aggregate score across two legs, and lets you rename any match to fit your event.
