View a tournament's bracket and schedule

Every tournament page in Trofeo.live shows the real results and fixtures for that competition, not picks. Use it to see who's through, who's playing next, and when.

Bracket view

Open the tournament and switch to the Knockouts tab (tournaments with a group stage first show a Group Stage tab with the standings, then Knockouts for the bracket). If live scores are enabled for the tournament, you'll also see a "Live now" strip above the tabs highlighting any match currently in progress.

The bracket lays rounds out left to right, with each match connected by a line to the match its winner feeds into. A round that's still in progress or where a connector's winner hasn't been decided shows the connector in the muted brand color; a match that's actually live is drawn with an animated gold dashed line instead, so you can spot live action across the whole bracket at a glance.

To jump straight to a later round, click that round's name above its column (for example, "Quarterfinals"). The bracket scrolls so that round becomes the leftmost column and everything earlier is hidden, similar to how ESPN displays the French Open bracket. Click the same round name again to return to the full bracket starting from the first round. On narrower screens, a row of round tabs sits above the bracket, tap one to scroll horizontally to that column, and the tab bar tracks which round is currently in view as you scroll.

Each matchup card shows both teams (or players), their logo or country flag, and the score once it's underway. A checkmark badge marks the winner once a match finishes, and the card's footer shows "Live," "Final," or the scheduled kickoff time depending on status. For best-of-series or two-leg formats, the footer also shows the series or aggregate score.

Schedule and scores

To check fixtures instead of the bracket shape, switch to the Scores tab (only shown when the tournament has published match results). Scores are grouped by round with a row of round tabs at the top, each showing how many matches are in that round. Pick a round to see its matches: upcoming matches show the kickoff date and time, a live match shows the running score with a pulsing Live tag, and a finished match shows the final score with an FT tag. If the tournament is in progress, this list updates on its own as scores change, no need to refresh the page.

Some tournaments also offer a calendar view of fixtures by month. It opens on the current month with today highlighted; for a tournament that hasn't started yet, it opens on the month of the first scheduled fixture instead. Each day cell shows the matches scheduled that day, with the score in place of the kickoff time once a match has been played. Use the arrows on either side of the month name to move between months, and use "Back to today" (or "Back to first match" before the tournament starts) to jump back to the anchor date at any time. On a phone, the calendar shows a compact grid instead, tap any day with a dot under it to see that day's matches listed below the grid.