How do I reset my password?

When you are logged out:

1. Go to the login screen of the sport you take part in

2. Click ‘Forgot Password?’

3. Insert your email address and click ‘Request Password Reset’

4. Go to your email inbox and open the email you have received from Sport:80/ the sport you take part in

5. Click the link in the email and create your new password

When you are logged in:

1. Click your profile icon in the top-right corner

2. Click ‘Settings’

3. Click ‘Change Password’

4. Follow the on-screen prompts and click ‘Update’

Click here find out more about password security. 

Note: Users are required to create a new password every 12 months for security purposes.

I’ve not received a password reset email

A ‘Password Reset’ email will always be sent if there is an account attached to the email address. Therefore, Sport:80 would always advise to check the spam/ junk inbox, if the email has still not been received this could be down to a whole host of reasons as the email may have ‘soft bounced’.

A soft bounce is recognised by the email server but has been rejected by the individuals email client. This can be down to a variety of reasons, such as:

• Mailbox is full (over quota)

• Mailbox is not configured correctly

• Mailbox is inactive

• Recipient email server is down or offline

• Recipient email server has been sent too many emails during a period of time

• Email message is too large

• Domain name does not exist

• Email message blocked due to content

• Email message does not meet the recipient server’s policies

• Email message does not meet the recipient server’s DMARC requirements for authentication

• Email message does not meet the recipient server’s anti-spam requirements

• Email message does not meet the recipient server’s anti-virus requirements

• Email message does not meet the recipient server’s sender requirements

• Email cannot be relayed between email servers

• Email cannot be relayed for unknown reasons

Therefore, overcoming a soft bounce will require the affected individual investigating this with their email client to identify the issue. If the affected individual is still experiencing issues, please do not hesitate to contact support.