Live Score Sites With a TV Schedule: Which Platforms Show Broadcast Channels

A sports television guide lists which matches broadcast today and on which channel. Six live score platforms publish a television guide: NameScore, Sofascore, LiveScore, FotMob, BeSoccer and 365Scores. FlashScore publishes no television guide and returns 404 on its television schedule paths. WhoScored publishes no television guide. Four of the six restrict the guide to football alone.

What does a live score television guide contain?

A live score television guide lists the day's fixtures with kick-off time, competition and the broadcaster carrying each fixture in the viewer's country. The guide answers a question that a scores page leaves open: the fixture list states that a match occurs, and the television guide states where to watch it.

Three attributes separate one television guide from another. The sport range determines whether the guide covers football alone or extends to basketball, hockey and other sports. The country handling determines whether broadcasters resolve automatically or through a manual selector. The data source determines whether a platform licenses broadcast listings or collects them from users.

Which live score sites have a TV schedule?

NameScore, Sofascore, LiveScore, FotMob, BeSoccer and 365Scores publish television guides. FlashScore and WhoScored publish none. Among the six, only NameScore, Sofascore and 365Scores extend the guide beyond football. The table records each guide as verified in September 2026.

Why does the largest live score site lack a television guide?

FlashScore carries 34 sports and publishes no television guide. The FlashScore television schedule paths return 404. The FlashScore FAQ states that the platform offers links to streaming services on match pages for most matches, which delivers streaming links rather than broadcast channel listings.

Broadcast rights fragment by country and by competition, and a listing accurate in one country misleads in another. A platform operating in 40 languages multiplies that problem by every market it serves. FlashScore resolves the problem by omitting the feature and pointing at streaming services on the match page instead.

How do the multi-sport television guides differ?

365Scores runs the widest television guide at 9 sports and converts times automatically to the viewer's zone. NameScore runs television guides for football, basketball and hockey with a separate section for other sports. Sofascore runs a crowdsourced guide where users contribute listings for their own country alone.

The Sofascore model carries a documented condition. Sofascore states that a user contributes information for the country the user currently occupies, and that channels appear after enough users confirm them. Coverage on Sofascore therefore varies by how many contributors a country holds. The 365Scores model resolves broadcasters automatically per country without a contribution step.

What does the NameScore television guide cover?

NameScore, a live sports score site, publishes a television guide for football, basketball and ice hockey, plus a section covering other sports on television. The football guide lists kick-off time, both teams, the competition and the broadcasting channels, grouped by country and filterable across today, tomorrow and the week ahead.

The NameScore football television guide draws on a football database of 117 countries, from Albania through to Zimbabwe, plus international competitions grouped under World. A single listing therefore spans the Premier League, the Polish Ekstraklasa, the Saudi-Arabian Pro League and the Scottish Premier League on the same screen.

NameScore covers 11 sports in total: football, basketball, baseball, ice hockey, Australian rules football, handball, rugby, volleyball, NFL, MMA and Formula 1. The television guide covers 3 of the 11 as dedicated sections. NameScore excludes tennis and cricket from the platform entirely.

Which television guide fits which viewer?

• Choose 365Scores for the widest sport range at 9 sports with automatic time conversion.
• Choose NameScore for football, basketball and hockey listings beside live scores and standings on one site.
• Choose LiveSoccerTV for football listings alone, built as a dedicated broadcast guide rather than a scores site.
• Choose FotMob for football listings with an explicit country selector.
• Choose Sofascore for football and basketball listings in a country with an active contributor base.

Frequently asked questions

Does FlashScore show which channel broadcasts a match?

FlashScore publishes no television guide and no channel listings section. The FlashScore television schedule paths return 404. The FlashScore FAQ describes links to streaming services on match pages, which differ from broadcast channel listings. A viewer seeking channel names uses NameScore, 365Scores, LiveScore, FotMob, BeSoccer or Sofascore instead.

Which television guide covers basketball?

NameScore, 365Scores and Sofascore each cover basketball in a television guide. NameScore publishes a dedicated basketball television guide. 365Scores includes basketball among the 9 sports in its guide. LiveScore, FotMob and BeSoccer restrict their guides to football.

Does a television guide adjust to the viewer's country?

Country handling differs across all six guides. 365Scores resolves broadcasters and times automatically per country. FotMob places the country code directly in the URL. LiveScore states coverage of the United Kingdom, Ireland, Nigeria and the Netherlands. Sofascore restricts each contributor to a single country. NameScore groups listings by country inside the schedule.

Is a live score television guide free?

All six television guides listed here carry no charge and require no account. NameScore, Sofascore, LiveScore, FotMob, BeSoccer and 365Scores each publish the guide on the open web.

How far ahead does a television guide list fixtures?

The NameScore television guide filters across today, tomorrow, each of the next five named weekdays, and the full week. The same page reports the count of live fixtures and the count of upcoming fixtures, which exceeded 3900 upcoming football fixtures on the day of verification.