Scores that keep up
Fixtures move between Live, Upcoming and Results on their own, and the minute counter follows the match rather than the clock. You never pull down to find out whether anyone scored.
Goals, cards and substitutions as they are published. Line-ups, timelines and the numbers behind the scoreline — across every competition worth following, with nothing to sign up for.
Android 7.0 and up · about 36 MB · free, no sign-up
Five things the app does properly, and what each one is actually for.
Fixtures move between Live, Upcoming and Results on their own, and the minute counter follows the match rather than the clock. You never pull down to find out whether anyone scored.
Kick-off, every goal and full time — for the matches and teams you starred, and nothing else. Notifications are per app, so silencing one never silences the rest.
A minute-by-minute timeline beside the statistics that explain it: possession, shots, corners and cards, with the line-ups drawn where the players stand.
Domestic leagues, cups and continental football, ordered so the ones you follow lead the list. Tables and the full fixture list sit behind every one of them.
Followed teams and matches are stored on the device. There is no account, so nothing about you has to leave it.
Not a carousel of marketing shots — the screens as they are drawn.
Matchweek 18
Matchweek 18
Matchweek 19
Every fixture of the day, grouped by competition.
Premier League
Bukayo Saka
Goal · assist Ødegaard
Cole Palmer
Goal · penalty
Declan Rice
Yellow card
Kai Havertz
Goal
The timeline, as the match happens.
Premier League · Live 74'
Formations drawn where the players stand.
Every fixture in every competition carried, from the first qualifier to the final.
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