A　decision-making　method　based　on　discrete　evidential　reasoning　has　been　proposed　for　solving　the　two-sided　matching　problem　with　stakeholders＇　preferences.　Firstly,　the　discernment　frame　of　evidence　is　constructed　for　two-sided　matching.　Secondly,　the　uncertain　preference　ordinal　values　given　by　two-sided　stakeholders　are　transformed　into　rank　belief　degrees.　On　this　basis,　two-sided　satisfaction　is　taken　as　the　goal,　and　two-sided　rank　belief　degrees　are　taken　as　pieces　of　evidence　and　fusion　degrees　of　two-sided　matching　are　gotten　by　discrete　evidence　fusion.　Then,　a　decision-making　model　based　on　fusion　degrees　is　constructed　from　the　global　perspective　in　order　to　obtain　the　best　solution.　Finally,　an　illustrative　example　is　given　to　demonstrate　the　application　of　the　proposed　approach.　©　2016,　Zhejiang　University　Press.　All　right　reserved.