A Day in Stadium

Order. One row per card, earliest at the top, in the order a fan would have met them; the Order switch turns it newest first. A card sits on every surface it lands on, in the same row. The time is when the card was published where that's real: from three days before the day it's about to the end of the day after, as in the 10–11 Oct round (a later publish is a rerun, so it doesn't count). Jim's live narration cards carry only their match minute, so they sit at kick-off plus that minute. Jim rebuilt past rounds (most recently on 26 Oct: the Premier League from 21 Aug and La Liga from 15 Aug, both to 12 Oct), so there the time is when it happened (Swings, reports), its kick-off, or only its date; date-only cards sit at the start of the day, or at its end after full time, and their times are grey.

The day a card appeared. A card is filed on the day it was published where that's real, so a preview published on Friday evening for Saturday's match sits on Friday, marked "about Sat". Elsewhere it's the day it's about, as in the Week tab.

Match · Live is partial. It holds Jim's Swings and live narration. The broker's own play-by-play, every event from EA, reaches the app straight from the broker and isn't on any feed the tool can read.

One community's slice. A real Feed mixes every community a fan follows; this shows only what this community contributes.

Where cards land. The surfaces set in Card review, provisional until the surfaces are decided (COMP-42). That's where cards should go, not where the broker sends them today. Season and week cards are tagged "needs club routing": today they reach only fans who follow the whole league, never a club's own followers, until Jeff adds that audience.

Archive. From 24 hours after full time a match's screen becomes its Archive; the Match columns say so on the days after a match.