BeSoccer: Soccer Live Score

Review by eFreeware

BeSoccer is a free soccer app from the developer BeSoccer apps, and it has been on Google Play since March 2013. The premise is straightforward: one place to follow live scores, results, standings, schedules and transfer news across a long list of competitions. With more than 100 million installs and a 4.3 average from over 630,000 ratings, it is clearly one of the better-known options in this category.

What makes it worth a closer look is the breadth. The app covers European leagues such as the Premier League, LaLiga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1 and Serie A, American competitions including MLS, Liga MX, BetPlay Colombia and Brasileirão Betano, and international tournaments like CONCACAF, the UEFA Champions League and Copa Libertadores. If you follow more than one league, having that range in a single app saves a lot of switching around.

It is also more than a scoreboard. The developer describes live match commentary, statistics, predicted lineups, video highlights and a transfer market feed. That combination is what separates a scores app you check on matchday from one you keep open through the week.

Following matches as they happen

The core of the app is live coverage. You get scores and results as matches unfold, plus minute-by-minute commentary that the developer says extends to World Cup fixtures. For a fan who cannot watch every game, that text feed is often the most practical way to keep up, especially for matches in time zones that do not line up with your own.

Alongside the live scores, the app carries standings and results for the competitions it covers. That means you can check where your team sits in the table. The developer also mentions video highlights, which would suit anyone who wants to see the goals after the fact rather than read about them.

The range of competitions matters here. A supporter who follows both an MLS club and a European side can track both without installing separate apps, and the same applies to anyone keeping an eye on CONCACAF or Copa Libertadores fixtures. The app is built for that kind of multi-league following.

Statistics, lineups and predictions

Beyond the scores, BeSoccer offers a statistics layer. Statistics for teams and competitions include goals, assists, team performance, injuries and suspensions. For anyone who plays fantasy soccer or simply likes to look past the result, that is the kind of detail that makes a scores app more useful than a simple results list.

Lineups are covered too. You can look up squads, call-ups, substitutions and both predicted and confirmed lineups, along with player and team ratings. Predicted lineups are particularly handy in the hours before kickoff, when confirmed team news is not out yet and you want a sense of who is likely to start.

The app also includes match analysis and predictions, along with head-to-head results. I would treat predictions as a starting point rather than a forecast, but combined with the statistics and recent form, they give you something to weigh before a match. For a free app, the scope of what it covers is notable.

Transfers, news and schedules

The transfer market feed is one of the app's main draws. Transfer coverage includes confirmed signings, rumors and market values, with MLS transfers singled out. During a transfer window, that turns the app into something you might check daily rather than only on matchdays.

Schedules are handled in a similarly practical way. The app shows upcoming fixtures with dates, times and the TV channels carrying each match. That last detail is easy to overlook but genuinely useful: knowing when a game kicks off is one thing, knowing where you can watch it is another.

The news section rounds things out with general soccer updates. Between the transfer feed, the schedule and the match coverage, the app is set up for the rhythm of a normal soccer week, not just the ninety minutes of a game.

What you need to know before installing

BeSoccer is free to download and carries ads. It also offers in-app purchases.

The app is rated for Everyone. Recent updates cover login changes, performance improvements and stability fixes, which suggests the app is actively maintained. If you have used it before and run into issues, that update is worth noting.

The developer invites users to report missing players or leagues, which is a small but welcome touch for followers of less prominent competitions.

Who will get the most from it

This app fits the fan who follows several competitions at once and wants scores, tables, lineups and transfer news in one place. If you support an MLS club but also keep up with the Champions League or a South American league, the breadth of coverage is the main argument for installing it.

It also suits anyone who plays fantasy soccer or bets casually and wants statistics, injuries, suspensions and head-to-head records close at hand. The combination of live data and pre-match analysis is aimed at that kind of user.

A more casual fan who only checks one team's results once a week may find the app does more than they need, but the core scoreboard is still simple enough to use. The app is built for people who want depth available without having to look for it.

A dependable companion for the soccer week

BeSoccer does the job a live-score app is supposed to do, and it does it across an unusually wide set of leagues. The statistics, lineups, transfer feed and TV schedules give it a life beyond matchday, which is what justifies keeping it installed rather than opening a browser tab.

The trade-offs are the ones you would expect from a free app: ads and in-app purchases. Neither is a reason to avoid it, but they are part of the package. The 4.3 rating from a very large number of users suggests the app has held up over time.

If you follow soccer closely enough that you want scores, tables, squads and transfer news in one place, this is a sensible app to try. It is free, it covers the competitions most fans care about, and it has been refined over more than a decade.

What's new

– Updates to the login process, performance and navigation fixes for subscriptions, and app stability improvements. Have more suggestions? For inquiries, write to us at [email protected] 💚⚽