About

What this is

KooraKick follows football competitions around the world — the big European leagues, the cups, and a long tail of divisions that are usually harder to find. For each one there are live scores, results and fixtures, the league table, and the season’s top scorers and assist makers.

There is a search that goes straight to a team or a competition, and you can star the teams you care about. Those stars are stored in your own browser and never leave your device — see the privacy policy for the detail.

Who it is for

Anyone who wants to know a score without opening an app, sitting through a highlight video, or scrolling past four autoplaying adverts. The layout is built to be read at a glance: kick-off times, live minutes, and the leagues you actually care about rather than the ones a sponsor paid to put in front of you.

It is designed for a phone first, because that is where most people check a score, and it works the same in light and dark mode — pick whichever your eyes prefer from the toggle in the header and it will be remembered next time.

Where the data comes from

All scores, fixtures, tables and player statistics on this site come from API-Sports. KooraKick does not employ reporters, attend matches, or calculate any of its own figures — it is a reader and a re-presenter of that feed.

That has two consequences worth knowing. First, anything wrong in the source is wrong here, and no amount of reading this site will fix it. Second, live data can lag: a goal can be a minute or two old before it appears. When something looks off, the source is usually where it started.

Who runs it

KooraKick is an independent side project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any league, federation, club or broadcaster. Club and competition names, and any crests or competition badges shown alongside them, arrive with the data feed and belong to their respective owners — they are displayed only to identify which match or team is which, and nothing here should be read as a claim to them.

If you spot a bug, want a competition added, or think something on the site is wrong, get in touch — there is one person on the other end, and messages do get read.