Field Hockey Lineup Maker

Field hockey's eleven starters spend the match sliding between defending the circle and building through midfield — set them up in the shape they'll actually hold, not eleven interchangeable dots on a pitch.

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What you can do with the field hockey lineup maker

  • Pick a formation preset (4-3-3, 3-4-3, 5-3-2 or 4-4-2) and fill it with your squad.
  • Drag each player to their position on the full-size pitch, with its two 23m lines and shooting circles.
  • Edit each player's name and shirt number from the side panel.
  • Add substitutes alongside the starting eleven — up to a full matchday bench.
  • Save the lineup in your browser and come back to it later.
  • Turn it into a starting lineup graphic ready to publish.

How to build a field hockey lineup

  1. Pick a formation (4-3-3, 3-4-3, 5-3-2…) from the preset list.
  2. Drag each player to their position on the pitch.
  3. Edit each player's name and shirt number.
  4. Add the rolling substitutes your squad uses.
  5. Send it to the starting eleven graphic maker to download it as an image.

Use cases

  • Coaches confirming the starting eleven before the first whistle.
  • Analysts documenting which formation a team lines up in.
  • Fans who want to draw out their favorite club's matchday lineup.
  • Field hockey clubs sending the team sheet to families.

Which formations you can build

The lineup maker supports 4-3-3, 3-4-3, 5-3-2 and 4-4-2, so you can represent the starting eleven for any team or system of play, with a goalkeeper and ten outfield players across the 91.4m x 55m pitch.