Red card suspensions

In amateur leagues, keeping track of who is suspended usually comes down to the organizer's notebook and the team managers' memory. One slip is enough for a banned player to walk onto the field, and after the game the argument over the result begins. In FLM System, a red card recorded during the game automatically creates a suspension for the number of games you set in the competition settings. Until the player has served it, the referee can't check them into the lineup in the match app, and the team manager sees the ban in their own panel.

The count of remaining games drops with every game the player's team plays, and the suspensions list shows at a glance which bans are active, which are served and which are canceled. A ban applies in the competition where the card was shown, so a red card in the league doesn't rule the player out of the cup. If the player moves to another team mid-ban, the suspension goes with them.

Not every ban comes from a red card, so you can also add one by hand: for yellow card accumulation or by organizer's decision, for the number of games you choose. A referee's mistake or an upheld appeal is handled by canceling the ban and giving a reason. The suspension is also visible on the public league website, so fans and opponents know the player will miss the next game.