ScoreShare
Live match view
A live soccer scoreboard anyone you invite can follow.
One person records the match from the sideline. Everyone with the shared link sees the score, clock and timeline move with the game, without waiting for another message in the group chat.
One person updates the match
ScoreShare does not pull results from a league feed. The person at the match runs the scoreboard and clock from the iPhone app. Each update goes to one shared game, so invited followers see the same current view.
- The score for both teams
- The running match clock and current period
- Recorded match events in the timeline
- The final score when the match ends
If you are the person on the sideline, see how the soccer scoreboard and match timer work together.
A link that meets followers where they are
Send the game link once. When someone taps it, the match can open in the installed iOS app, a lightweight App Clip or the browser. The follower view keeps the live game separate from the scorekeeping controls.
See the step-by-step guide to share a live game.
The match can stay on the Lock Screen
On supported iPhones, a Live Activity can keep the score and clock visible on the Lock Screen. That makes a quick check possible without reopening the match every few minutes. See the full match flow in live scores on the Lock Screen.
A scoreboard keeps the current state, not just the last message
A goal message tells someone what happened once. A live scoreboard tells them where the match stands now. Someone joining halfway through can see the current score, clock and timeline without scrolling back through a conversation.
Kept by a person at the match
The shared scoreboard reflects what the scorekeeper records. It is useful for grassroots matches, but it is not an official league result or a professional live-score feed.
FAQ
Live soccer scoreboard questions.
Who updates the live soccer scoreboard?
One person at the match keeps score and runs the clock in ScoreShare. Invited followers see those updates in the shared game.
What opens when a follower taps the game link?
Depending on the device and whether ScoreShare is installed, the link can open the iOS app, an App Clip or the browser.
What can followers see?
Followers can see the live score, match clock and match timeline. On supported iPhones, they can also keep the score and clock visible with a Live Activity.
Is this an official league scoreboard?
No. ScoreShare is for a match that someone attends or organises and keeps score for themselves.
Download ScoreShare on iPhone, start the game and send one live link to the people who want to follow.