Fixes a freeze that could close FutAve when you opened a match or tapped a goal notification while a Live Activity was running. Live Activities started for your followed matches also pick up score updates straight away again.

Introducing the live board. When kickoffs overlap, every live match lands in one list, ranked by what's worth watching right now, with the reason for each: level late on, one goal in it, extra time. Find it next to Live now on Top Picks. Coffee-table mode for iPhone Duo. Turn it on its side and fold it halfway open. The top half becomes a big scoreboard you can read from across the room, and the screen stays on while the match is live. Leagues and clubs now use both pages of iPhone Duo, and club stats open with the story of the season, home and away side by side. Plus: goals cancelled by VAR stay off the score, and match reminders move when a kickoff changes.

Every player now has a match page. Tap a player in the lineups, the timeline or the match story to see their rating, where they led the match, and how it compares with their recent games. On iPhone Duo, iPad and unfolded foldables it opens right beside the match. Built for iPhone Duo in split view: on the left page, FutAve's tabs now sit on the outer edge, where iPhone Duo puts them. Match stats come grouped in each team's colors, coaches appear in the timeline and lineups, club fixtures open on what's next, and Europa and Conference League tables show their phases. Plus a freer tactics board and lots of polish.

Made for iPhone Duo. Open it up and tap any match or club: it opens on the other page, beside the list. The same side pane works on iPad and unfolded foldables. Plan the game on a bigger board. The tactics board puts both XIs on one pitch with the halfway line on the Duo's fold, and the Lineup Builder lays your XI on one page and the squad on the other. Every match page now follows the match: why it's worth watching before kickoff, the story so far while it's live, and whether it delivered after full time. Confirmed lineups lead, and the page goes live at kickoff on its own. Home leads with three picks across competitions, the schedule rolls over at midnight, and matches open instantly. Scrolling is smoother everywhere. Plus sharper notifications, Live Activities that fit the Dynamic Island, and lots of polish across leagues, clubs and players.

Your home screen and Lock Screen, redesigned. The Top Picks widget leads with the one match worth your time, and why, then shows what else to watch. The Your teams widget keeps the next match for every club you follow one glance away. Live Activities follow your match from the kickoff countdown to the final whistle, with a ticking clock, the latest goal and a full-time nudge to see if it delivered. They now go live on their own at kickoff, show proper crests in the Dynamic Island, and clear themselves shortly after the match ends. Notifications only for the teams and matches you follow. Goals and red cards now show the player or team, Today's pick leans toward your teams, and new switches let you choose exactly what reaches you: Today's pick, Match picks, Half time and Lineups.

FutAve has a new look, with more ways to follow your football. - Today: Discover matches worth watching, with clearer live scores and match status. - This Week: Explore recommendations and the full schedule, then save matches for later. - Your Season: Keep up with your clubs’ fixtures, results and league-table position. - Your Players: Follow players’ latest appearances, match ratings and season stats. - Refreshed search: Find clubs, players and competitions, and follow them directly from results. - Updated match and league pages, improved iPad layouts, and refinements across light and dark modes. Plus bug fixes and usability improvements throughout the app.

FutAve now feels at home on iPad: • Two-pane match view — live score and timeline beside the wave breakdown, lineups, and where to watch • Transfers split view — browse the feed with full player profiles alongside • Team of the Week spotlight — tap any player on the pitch for their story, stats, and streak • A navigation rail and match grids that actually use the space Plus smoother rotation and resizing, and refinements throughout.

The club season is here, and FutAve is built for it. TRANSFER CENTER — Every move that matters, rated and explained. Browse by window, filter by what you care about, and get a one-line take on why each deal counts. Turn on transfer alerts to hear about the big ones first. TABLES THAT TELL THE STORY — Live standings now sit at the top of every match page, so you can see what's actually at stake. League pages lead with a season outlook and the players worth knowing, with the title race, Europe and the drop colour-coded at a glance. BACK FROM THE SUMMER — Followed a country during the tournament? We'll point you to the clubs those players went back to. The leagues tab now follows the season, so what's actually being played comes first. SHARPER MATCH DAYS — Penalty shootouts show the winner properly, half-time and extra-time alerts take you straight to the match, and the home screen leads with football rather than an ad. Plus a full platform update under the hood for better performance and stability.

The World Cup knockout bracket is here. The whole road to the Final, in one view. The bracket fills in live as the group stage decides who's through — then you can trace every team's path from the Round of 32 all the way to the trophy. Tap any match to dive into the full preview and its Wave score. Plus a round of refinements to make match day smoother.

Live Activities are here. Follow any match from your Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, and Apple Watch — live score, a ticking clock, and real crests. Tap to jump straight in. The new Today's Wave Picks widget puts the three matches most worth watching on your home screen, refreshed throughout the day. Plus: a smoother, more accurate live match clock, clearer handling of delayed matches, and World Cup Team of the Round.

The live group table on World Cup match pages now keeps pace with the score — when a late goal shifts who's going through, you see it immediately. Plus groundwork for faster updates and a round of polish.

The World Cup is live — and now, so is FutAve. Every World Cup page now moves with the matches. Scores tick in near real-time, live games pulse wherever they appear, and group tables update "as it stands" — watch teams swap places the moment a goal goes in, on the group pages, the groups overview, and right on the match page. Meet the Group Pulse: a fresh editorial read on every group, updated within minutes of each final whistle. Who took control, who's in trouble, and the next match that decides it — written new after every matchday, for all 12 groups. Your nation's page knows the score now too. See where they stand ("1st in Group A — win to advance"), their results at a glance, and what's next — from the group stage all the way to the Final. Plus: live matches jump to the top of your home screen, the groups browser shows real standings instead of seedings once play begins, and we fixed an issue where in-progress matches could briefly disappear from World Cup pages. 48 nations. 104 matches. FutAve tells you which ones matter — now while they're happening.

Tuning up for the World Cup. • Fixed a bug where some team pages wouldn't load • Behind-the-scenes groundwork for new World Cup features landing soon The one match worth watching tonight? We'll tell you.

During the World Cup, the Home screen now shows the full day's schedule beneath the tournament coverage — so you won't miss international friendlies or the other leagues playing alongside the World Cup. The Leagues tab now leads with the biggest competitions first, so the Champions League, Premier League, and World Cup are right at the top where you'd expect them. Plus behind-the-scenes stability updates.

Your World Cup is here. Pick the nations you're rooting for and your homepage now tracks their tournament arc — days to kickoff, next opponent, what's at stake, the win conditions, every phase from group stage to the final. For host-nation followers, the opening match gets its own framing. If your teams all go out, we'll suggest someone to adopt for the knockouts. Following page tuned for the tournament too: your national teams sit above clubs that aren't playing this month.

World Cup Mode opens Tuesday, May 26 — your tournament hub goes live. 48 nations. 104 matches. Curated and ranked by what's worth watching. Plus small polish and reliability fixes ahead of kickoff.

World Cup Mode A top-to-bottom redesign for the 2026 tournament. Country-first onboarding, a curated World Cup hub with group pages, knockout brackets, and golden-boot leaderboards. Pick your country and we'll keep you on top of every match. Where to Watch Broadcaster logos now show on the watch-on chips, and "where to watch" is more prominent across match cards and the match-detail page. Match-Detail Polish World Cup matches get a premium watch-party treatment with extra tournament context. Various bug fixes

This Week, faster live updates, and polish across the app. What's new • This Week — a rolling 7-day fixture window with a jump-to-day strip so you can scan the next week of football at a glance. Improvements • Pull-to-refresh now refreshes live data, and matches refetch automatically when you bring the app back to the foreground. • Match minute is steadier in the second half — no more drift. • Highlights thumbnails render cleanly on every match, no more over-tall layouts. • Under-the-hood updates to the latest Expo SDK patches for stability.

New Features - Match Trends: See live momentum charts and possession bars during matches - Knockout Brackets: Redesigned tournament brackets with collapsible rounds and sharing - Screenshot Sharing: Share match lineups as images directly from the app - Player of the Match card in the share modal Improvements - Player quick sheet now includes a "View profile" button - Share modal opens to the active lineup tab - Higher resolution splash icon Bug Fixes - Fixed goal, card, and substitution badges not appearing on the pitch during live matches - Fixed halftime deficits incorrectly labeled as a "loss" in Match Control - Fixed player names with compound surnames getting truncated incorrectly - Fixed live match score calculation for certain event formats

Advanced Match Stats — match stats, excitement score, wave factors, dominance index, and hero stat highlights on match detail pages Player Performance Cards — position-aware stat cards showing relevant metrics per position Player Detail Enrichment — form indicators, recent matches, and a full matches tab on player profiles Live League Standings — movement indicators and row highlights showing position changes in real-time Team Form Trends & GK Rankings — form trend charts and goalkeeper ranking sections on team pages Homepage Improvements — stronger curation identity, Following section polish, wave-first sorting Various Bug Fixes

Bug fixes and stability improvements, including live match data updates and better lineup navigation.