Football League Manager is built on a modern, well-supported PHP stack — the same kind your hosting most likely already runs. You don't need to know any of this to use the software; this page is mainly for developers who want to understand or customize it.
The server-side language that powers Football League Manager. PHP 8.2 or newer is required.
The PHP framework the application is built on. Laravel follows the model–view–controller (MVC) pattern and is based on Symfony, which makes the code clean and easy to maintain. If you plan to modify the script, it helps to know Laravel first.
The database that stores your leagues, teams, players, matches, bookings and settings.
Powers the look and layout of the admin interface, and keeps everything responsive on phones and tablets.
Handles the interactive parts of the interface — menus, forms and dynamic page elements.
A lightweight templating tool used to render dynamic content (such as tables and lists) quickly in the browser.
The technologies listed here apply to the latest version of Football League Manager and may change in future releases.
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