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Lineups
In one line: A team's players by unit, with position, season numbers, rating and injury status.
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Worked example
A soccer side in a 4-2-3-1 has four defenders, two holding midfielders, three attacking midfielders and one striker. That is 10 outfield players, and with the goalkeeper, 11 on the pitch: 4 + 2 + 3 + 1 + 1 = 11.
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Starting lineups
Once a game's lineup is posted, the game room shows it in a view for the sport. Soccer shows a pitch laid out by formation, basketball shows half courts, baseball shows the batting order with the starting pitcher, and hockey shows its lines.
Each player shows a position and a jersey number. Once the game is on, a short box-score line can appear under a player's name.
Before the start
Until the lineup is posted, a team's tab lists the roster grouped the way that sport plays. Football splits into offense, defense and special teams, with a toggle between them, and each is split by position group.
Hockey lists the projected goalie, then forwards, defense and other goalies. Basketball lists the starters, then the bench, once they are posted. Soccer shows the starting XI and bench once posted, or the squad by position before that.
Season numbers and injuries
Roster rows carry the team's season numbers. An injury pill appears beside any player the report lists as Out, Doubtful, Questionable, Day-to-day or Suspended. Injured Reserve shows as Out.
Ratings
The lineup view does not show the Antic Rating. A player's rating shows on the player's page and in the Top performances of a game.