Offside is a full-featured football league platform built for the BITS Goa campus community. It tracks live standings, match results, team profiles, player stats, and a media gallery — built to take amateur football seriously.
Campus sports leagues in India operate on informal infrastructure — fixture sheets on notice boards, results in group chats, no persistent record of who played, who scored, or what happened. The problem isn't that people don't care; it's that the tools signal they shouldn't.
Offside started from a simple bet: if you gave the league a proper home on the web, it would change how players and spectators related to it.
A real-time table showing team rankings, points, goal difference, and form — updated after every match.
The same information that football fans take for granted in professional leagues, applied to a campus setting.
Every match is logged with scoreline, goalscorers, and a timestamp. Upcoming fixtures are surfaced so people know when to show up.
The record persists — so Season 1 is still browsable inside Season 2.
Each team gets a page: squad list, season stats, head-to-head record.
Players can see their name on the platform, which turns out to matter more than expected.
Match photography and clips, organised by match.
The gallery is the most-visited section of the site — people come for the football and stay for the photos.