Live youth soccer scores for family
Share live soccer scores with everyone who can’t be there.
Grandparents three states away. The parent stuck at work. The sibling at another field. Send one link before kickoff, and they follow your kid’s soccer game as it happens: the live score, every goal, and the full play-by-play.
- Dad, at the field
Game’s on! Follow along here:
Northside FC 14B Select 0-0 Riverside United 14B · Live on PlayState
Follow the live score and timeline for Northside FC 14B Select vs Riverside United 14B. 11v11 · Sat, Apr 19.
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- GrandmaGabriel just scored! 1–1
- MomFollowing from work. Go Northside!
The score, the clock and every goal, as it happens.
- The live score, game clock, and full play-by-play, with no account or app
- Game notifications with a free account
- Reactions on each moment, and spoken updates they can listen to
One link, in the chat you already use.
No new group to join and nothing to install. It works on iPhone, Android, and any computer.
- Add the game to PlayState before kickoff
- Drop its link, or your team’s reusable link or QR code, in the family or team chat
- Tap the key moments from the sideline; everyone else follows along
No. The link opens in any browser on a phone, tablet, or computer, and shows her the whole game with no account; a free account adds game notifications.
Yes, for everyone who follows. Only the person who logs the game needs a Team Hero plan, from $6.99 a month or $48.99 a year.
Anyone you send a live game link sees that game in full, player names included, so share it as you would any link to your kid’s games. Elsewhere in PlayState, player names appear only to signed-in people with access to that player. Live game and team pages are kept out of search engines. An athlete profile is private until you make it public, and a public profile opens only for people signed in to PlayState.
One parent or coach on the sideline, tapping the key moments on their phone, so nobody else has to text the score. The team owner can add one optional manager to log when they can’t be there.
Keep logging. Events, substitutions, and the game clock keep going on your phone, and everything sends by itself, in order, when the signal comes back. Supporters catch up then; while the signal is weak, they see a note that updates may be delayed. Open the game before you lose signal; the page can’t load without one.