Live scores are now public. While a match is being played, its fixture page shows the score as it happens, and anyone with the link can watch.
That means a parent at work, a grandparent in another country, or a teammate on shift can follow the game from wherever they are.
Nothing to install
Open the fixture page on your organisation's site and the score is there, moving as the scorer scores. No app, no account.
The link works in a text message, which is how most people will get it anyway.
The whole picture
The public scoreboard carries what the broadcast graphic carries: scores, where the innings or period is up to, and the sport-specific detail that gives a score its meaning.
If you stream your matches, the on-screen graphic and the web page show the same thing. Running several courts at once? Viewers can switch between them.
Built for finals night
Live scores have a distinctive shape: quiet all week, then an entire venue opens the same page in the same minute. That spike is exactly what we designed this page around, because the night your competition draws its biggest crowd is the night that matters most.
Free attention for your competition
A public score page gets shared, brings people back to your organisation's site, and puts your league in front of people who've never heard of it.
The scoreboard comes with live scoring, so there's nothing to switch on beyond scoring your matches in Scored. Streaming overlays sit on our higher plans, and pricing has the detail. More on live scoring and streaming.