Live Scores

Developer

SCTV Digital
Category

Sport
Version

Varies with device
Android OS

Varies with device
Downloads

510M
Content rating

0

Pro

👍 The Live Scores app delivers real-time match updates and instant push notifications so you never miss goals, red cards, or late-game drama. With low-latency live feeds, minute-by-minute commentary, and reliable uptime, it’s ideal for following multiple matches simultaneously and staying informed on every crucial play.

👍 Comprehensive global coverage sets Live Scores apart: schedules, league tables, starting lineups, and in-depth statistics like possession, shots, expected goals, and player form. Rich head-to-head histories and searchable filters help fans, fantasy managers, and bettors analyze trends quickly across sports and competitions with detailed visualizations and charts.

👍 Personalization and a clean, user-friendly interface make Live Scores easy to use: favorite teams, custom alerts, home-screen widgets, dark mode, and compact scorecards prioritize the content you care about. Efficient data use and fast syncing keep the app responsive on slower connections and battery-friendly devices.

Con

👎 The Live Scores app’s free version relies heavily on ads and full‑screen promotions that interrupt browsing and live updates. Video ads and pop‑ups can slow navigation, increase data and battery consumption, and occasionally cause the app to crash or freeze, undermining a smooth, dependable experience during matches.

👎 Some users report occasional delays or inaccuracies in score updates and limited coverage for lower‑tier leagues and niche competitions. Because the app aggregates third‑party feeds, real‑time reliability can vary by region and event, which is frustrating for fans who depend on immediate, precise information during close games.

👎 Personalization and advanced features are often locked behind a subscription, leaving the free experience with generic notifications and limited filtering. Push alerts can be overly broad or too frequent, and in‑depth stats, historical data, or ad‑free viewing typically require paying, reducing value for casual users.