Fixtures and scores
Server-side sports feeds are normalized into one schedule so search engines and visitors can read core team, league, venue, score and kick-off information without waiting for JavaScript.
Where's The Game On helps sports fans answer four practical questions: what is playing, when does it start, what is the latest status, and where can it be watched?
Server-side sports feeds are normalized into one schedule so search engines and visitors can read core team, league, venue, score and kick-off information without waiting for JavaScript.
Broadcaster records are grouped by country and channel. Rights and schedules can change, so viewers should confirm final coverage with the broadcaster.
Fixture timestamps are stored canonically and displayed in the visitor's selected timezone without creating duplicate indexable pages.
Where's The Game On is an independent discovery service and is not a broadcaster or rights holder. The website and apps are maintained as one product, with listings refreshed from server-side data and clear labels when times or channels are not confirmed.
If a fixture, score or television listing needs correction, email contact@wheresthegameon.com. Reports are reviewed against the available source data.