line·up 
/ˈlaɪnˌʌp/ noun
plural line·ups /ˈlaɪnˌʌp/ noun [count] 1 a : a list of the players who are playing in a game (such as baseball)
▪ The manager has made some changes to the starting lineup. [=the list of players who are playing when the game begins]
b : the players on such a list
▪ The team has a powerful lineup. 2 a : a group of people who are going to perform at an event
▪ the show's star-studded lineup (of performers)
b : a group of television programs that are shown one after another
▪ tonight's lineup of shows ▪ The networks all had different lineups for the new season. 3 US : a line of people who stand next to each other while someone tries to identify one of them as the person who has committed a crime
▪ She was asked to pick her attacker out of a lineup. —called also (Brit) identification parade (Brit) identity parade
▪ The manager has made some changes to the starting lineup. [=the list of players who are playing when the game begins]
b : the players on such a list
▪ The team has a powerful lineup.
▪ the show's star-studded lineup (of performers)
b : a group of television programs that are shown one after another
▪ tonight's lineup of shows ▪ The networks all had different lineups for the new season.
▪ She was asked to pick her attacker out of a lineup. —called also (Brit) identification parade (Brit) identity parade
