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Score First Goal in Competitive Football

12 weeks · 0 milestones

Score a goal in an organised competitive football (soccer) match. Match report or video clip as proof.

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Join a team in an organised league

2–4 weeks

Join a team that plays competitive matches in an organised league. Get registered so you can play. Training alone doesn't count; the goal must come in a match.

Proof required

Submit your team and league name, your registration or squad listing, and the fixture list.

What gets checked

  • An organised, competitive league
  • You're registered to play
  • Fixtures scheduled

Common mistakes

  • Only playing casual kickabouts
  • Not registered
  • A league with no fixtures

Powstik Guide

A registered place in a competitive team.

Steps

  1. Find a local club or league.
  2. Attend training and ask about registration.
  3. Complete registration.
  4. Save the fixture list.

Template

Team:
League:
Registration proof:
Next fixtures:

What gets sent back

  • Casual games.
  • No registration.
  • No fixtures.

Resources

Foundationstart here

Depthgo deeper

What a verifier looks for

  • Check the league exists
  • Check the registration
  • Check fixtures

You'll sign in first, then come straight back here.

Play regularly and log your matches

1–3 months

Play in league matches and log your minutes and chances. Practise finishing at training. Getting chances is the first step to scoring.

Proof required

Submit a match log of at least five matches with minutes played, position and chances, plus your finishing practice notes.

What gets checked

  • Five or more real matches logged
  • Minutes and chances recorded
  • Finishing practice noted

Common mistakes

  • Logging only matches you started
  • No record of chances
  • No finishing practice

Powstik Guide

A five-match log and finishing practice notes.

Steps

  1. Log each match the same day.
  2. Note every shot and chance.
  3. Ask your coach what to work on.
  4. Practise finishing at training.

Template

| Date | Opponent | Minutes | Position | Shots / chances | Notes |
|------|----------|---------|----------|-----------------|-------|

What gets sent back

  • Fewer than five matches.
  • No chances logged.
  • No practice noted.

Resources

Foundationstart here

Depthgo deeper

What a verifier looks for

  • Check the log against fixtures
  • Check chances are recorded
  • Read practice notes

You'll sign in first, then come straight back here.

Score in a competitive match

Whenever it comes

Score a goal in an organised competitive match. Get evidence from a match report or video. The official record is the proof.

Proof required

Submit a match report, league result listing or video showing your goal, with date and teams.

What gets checked

  • A competitive league or cup match
  • Goal attributed to you
  • Date and teams shown

Common mistakes

  • A goal in training or a friendly
  • No evidence
  • An own goal credited to you

Powstik Guide

Evidence of your goal in a competitive match.

Steps

  1. Ask a teammate or parent to film matches.
  2. Check the league publishes scorers.
  3. Save the report or clip the day of the goal.

Template

Match:
Date:
Competition:
Evidence link:
Minute scored:

What gets sent back

  • A friendly or training goal.
  • No evidence.
  • Unclear attribution.

Resources

Foundationstart here

Depthgo deeper

What a verifier looks for

  • Check it was a competitive match
  • Check the goal is attributed to you
  • Check date and teams

You'll sign in first, then come straight back here.

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