How it works
This 8v8 soccer lineup maker plans an eight-a-side game, seven field players plus a keeper, in a 3-3-1: three at the back, three across the middle and one up top, quarter by quarter.
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Fill in your squad
Delete the eleven sample names and type or paste your own, one per line. Open More options and tick May play goal for each player who can keep; the chart never puts anyone else between the posts. Playing halves? Set the quarters menu to 2. Then print one copy for the bench and one for the assistant.
Eleven players, twelve bench turns
With eight on the field for four quarters, a squad of eleven owes twelve turns on the bench. Ten players rest once and one rests twice. The fair rotation also moves each player between defense, midfield and attack, and Next game sits the ones who sat least this week.
Questions and answers
Why 3-3-1 for 8v8?
Three defenders give cover across the width, three midfielders link the lines and one striker stays high. The shape is fixed, with no formation menu. Coaching a 2-4-1? Treat the center defender slot as a fourth midfielder when you read the chart.
Is there an 8v8 soccer lineup sheet to print?
Yes. Print gives a clean sheet with every quarter in its own column and each player's spot written in, ready to tape to a clipboard. A second view lists the chart player by player.
Can subs come back on in 8v8?
Usually, since most small-sided youth play allows rolling changes at stoppages, but it is set by your league or tournament, not by this page. The chart just plans who is on for each quarter.