Free Printable Padel Match Score Sheet

The PDF contains one blank A4 sheet and one completed example. Print only page one when you want copies for several matches. Keep the example on your phone if you want a reference without printing another page.

The design uses dark text and thin rules so the blank sheet remains practical on a black-and-white printer. Leave the player's names as initials if you plan to share a photographed result publicly. You do not need an email address or account to download it.

Use the top of the sheet to record both pairs and the scoring agreement. In particular, say whether the deciding stage is a full third set or a match tie-break. A number on its own cannot reliably tell a future reader which format you played.

The sheet separates set results from the deciding match tie-break. It also provides a notes line for a timed or unfinished session. This avoids making an abandoned booking look like a completed match simply because one pair was ahead.

Suppose Alex and Sam play Jo and Lee. They agree a deciding match tie-break instead of a full third set. Pair A wins the first set 6–4, Pair B wins the second 6–3, and Pair A takes the deciding match tie-break 10–8.

The record below keeps Pair A first in every row. That means the second set is written 3–6, even though Pair B won it. Changing the order to put the winner first in every set makes the overall result difficult to read.

In the example, the deciding stage contains points while the two earlier rows contain games. Adding all three rows into a single total would combine different units. Instead, retain the set-by-set result and the separately labelled deciding score.

If an ordinary set reaches a set tie-break, record the set result in its set row and put the tie-break points in the optional notes. Keep that event separate from the match tie-break field, which is reserved for a decider replacing a set.

The sheet follows the scoring categories in the FIP rules. It is our own printable layout, not a federation-issued form, a match certification or evidence of who won a disputed point.

A paper sheet is useful for a shared courtside record. For your own history, Padel Pointer supports scoring on Apple Watch and reviewing matches on iPhone. Keep the agreed format and the final result consistent whichever method you choose.

Before leaving the court, have both pairs read the result in the same order. Photograph the sheet for your own records if useful, and record only the details everyone has agreed. A neatly filled form cannot resolve a score that was never confirmed.