Change to your time zone Live matches guide on OneFootball App
| Matches for today wednesday, 20 October 2021 | ||||
| 01:05 | Liga MX América Santos Laguna | OneFootball App | ||
| 11:00 | AFC Champions League Ulsan Hyundai Pohang Steelers | OneFootball App | ||
| Tomorrow thursday, 21 October 2021 | ||||
| 01:30 | Copa do Brasil Atlético Mineiro Fortaleza SC | OneFootball App | ||
| 01:30 | Copa do Brasil At. Paranaense CR Flamengo | OneFootball App | ||
Right now on OneFootball App there are 4 live televised matches on 3 different competitions. The next match you will be able to enjoy is América - Santos Laguna on Liga MX which will be played next 20 October 2021 at 02:05.
OneFootball App is a free application that televises soccer matches in markets in different parts of the world such as Europe or South America.
The One Football application for mobile devices is available for Android, on Google Play, for iOS, in the Apple Store, and for Huawei, in the AppGallery.
Some of the competitions that have been part of the OneFootball App so far are the Bundesliga, Ligue 1, the Belgian League or the qualifying rounds for the Champions League and the Europa League.
The encounters available to view vary depending on the geographical area in which the user is located. Generally, the platform does not have the rights to broadcast a tournament in all territories.
OneFootball is a German media that offers live scores, statistics and news services for more than 200 leagues around the globe in more than ten different languages. In 2019, it began making agreements with television channels to share the rights of some competitions and also broadcast them through the Internet. Lucas von Cranach, CEO of the company at the time, explained that this partnership benefits all the players in the world of football as it allows them to reach a much wider audience.
The One Football application for mobile devices is available for Android, on Google Play, for iOS, in the Apple Store, and for Huawei, in the AppGallery.
Some of the competitions that have been part of the OneFootball App so far are the Bundesliga, Ligue 1, the Belgian League or the qualifying rounds for the Champions League and the Europa League.
The encounters available to view vary depending on the geographical area in which the user is located. Generally, the platform does not have the rights to broadcast a tournament in all territories.
OneFootball is a German media that offers live scores, statistics and news services for more than 200 leagues around the globe in more than ten different languages. In 2019, it began making agreements with television channels to share the rights of some competitions and also broadcast them through the Internet. Lucas von Cranach, CEO of the company at the time, explained that this partnership benefits all the players in the world of football as it allows them to reach a much wider audience.
