Football

Keep up with the 2013 FA Cup final on your iPhone, iPad and Mac

By Richard Devine, Thursday, May 9, 2013 a 3:58 am

Saturday May 11 sees the 2013 FA Cup come to a climax, with the final taking place at London's Wembley Stadium. The FA Cup is one of the worlds oldest, and greatest football tournaments -- that's the real football by the way, with the round ball -- and draws huge interest from all around the world. In the UK of course, the FA Cup is a massive occasion. We can't all be at the game, or watching on television, but with our iPhone's, iPad's and even Mac's, we can keep up to the minute with all the action. Read on for a selection of the best, though please do bear in mind that some content could be limited to those of us in the UK.

Best apps to follow NFL football on iPhone

By Leanna Lofte, Saturday, Aug 18, 2012 a 5:13 pm

Football season is upon us again and with it comes the need for NFL score updates, player stats, rosters, and other information hardcore fans want in the palm of their hands. For iPhone users, you've got tons of options when it comes to apps. Whether you just want to check score updates or check on your favorite fantasy football league. Follow along for our top picks.

Best ways to follow Euro 2012 on iPhone and iPad

By Simon Sage, Thursday, Jun 21, 2012 a 3:10 pm

It's an exciting time for football (soccer) fans, as the Euro 2012 is well underway, leading up to the final match on July 1. There are a bunch of iOS apps available that can help you stay on top of the action on iPhone and iPad, but here are some of our favorites.

How to follow the Super Bowl on your iPhone and iPad

By Andrew Wray, Saturday, Feb 4, 2012 a 8:13 pm

There's many ways you can follow the Super Bowl straight from your iPhone or iPad. The New England Patriots go up against the New York Giants and it's sure to be a good show. If you can't be in front of your tv or attend it live in Indianapolis, there's tons of great App Store apps available to keep you up to date.

FIFA 12 now available for iPad [video]

By chrissyboy6969, Thursday, Sep 29, 2011 a 8:20 am

FIFA 12 has landed on the iPad and it looks like an awesome soccer game with loads of features to keep fans of the FIFA franchise entertained for a long time. If you have an iPhone or iPod touch as well as an iPad, you can use it as a controller too.

Top 5 NFL Football apps for iPhone

By Allyson Kazmucha, Wednesday, Sep 14, 2011 a 8:17 am

Football season is upon us again and with it comes the need for score updates, player stats, rosters, and other information hardcore fans want in the palm of their hands. For iPhone users, you've got tons of options when it comes to apps. Whether you just want to check score updates or check on your favorite fantasy football league. Follow along for our top picks.

Top 5 best soccer apps for iPhone and iPad

By chrissyboy6969, Tuesday, Aug 23, 2011 a 9:47 pm

The soccer -- or football to those of us on the proper side of the pond -- season is starting again, so what better time to look at the best soccer apps for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. With these apps you can get all the latest transfer news, big stories, results, match highlights and even live games.

Madden 2011 released into App Store for iPhone and iPad

By Jeremy, Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 a 6:21 pm

Rogers Live 2010 FIFA World Cup now in Canadian App Store (Rogers subscribers only)

By Rene Ritchie, Saturday, Jun 19, 2010 a 10:36 pm

Rogers has released a free iPad app called Rogers Live 2010 FIFA World Cup, allowing users on their network to watch:

All 64 games available in English (including consecutive “Round of 16” broadcasts) and 56 games broadcast in French.

Works over Rogers 3G (7.2 HSDPA) or Wi-Fi, and incredibly:

Data consumed by the application over 3G will NOT be deducted from your data bucket.

You need to be in Canada, and a Rogers subscriber (you need to be on the Rogers 3G network to authenticate) but if you are, try it out and let us know what you think.

How are you following the World Cup on your iPhone and iPad?

By Rene Ritchie, Friday, Jun 11, 2010 a 9:20 am

The 2010 World Cup is kicking off (ha!) and I'm curious -- how are you following along on your iPhone or iPad? Now, like Nokia, many generational North Americans aren't as familiar with the biggest soccer/football event on the planet, but I'm sure there are tons of fans incredibly invested in just which team brings home the gold from South Africa this year.

Are you using Safari and staying up to date over the web? If so, what site brings you the fastest updates with the information you want most? FIFA's official site? Your local team site? Sports station? Fan site?
Are you using an app or multiple apps to get the game on? Which ones do the job best for you? What features make them key? Push notifications for
And, hey, if you have a top soccer/football game and use that to play along with the pros, throw your favorite in as well.

I just got off a plane people, I need my World Cup fix, help me (and each other) out!