Football Data,
Gamified.
Football history and predictions. Every match your club ever played, turned into a game.
Relive the moments
that made you a fan.
Every day
One match a day. Miss it and the streak's gone.
Every calendar day, your club played someone. We find that match and make you play it. Get the score, name the eleven, remember who scored and when. Land a gold or silver star and your streak stays alive.
Before every fixture
Before the next one, prove you remember the last ten.
Rovers away on Saturday. You've played them forty-one times. RIVAL spins you into one of those meetings and asks how much of it you actually kept. Five stages, gold and silver on every one. Play every meeting and you've mastered the matchup, until the next time you meet.
Every other football app is paid for by bookmakers.
That's why they all look the same, and why they're all pointed at what happens next. There's no bet in a match from 1997, so nobody builds for it. The apps that do go deep on history are web-first, clunky and funded by ads, most of them gambling ads.
We don't take bookmaker money. Fans pay for RIVAL, so fans are the only people we answer to. No odds on screen. No gambling ads. Nothing in the product pushing you toward a bet.
Your club isn't filler here.
We go as deep on Shrewsbury Town as we do on Manchester United. Every club from the Premier League to the EFL, back to 1990. Lineups, scorers, cards, the lot. The stuff the big platforms hold and never bother to build anything with.
And the other half
When you're done with the past, call what's coming.
Takes is one fixture: the score, the first scorer, and three calls you commit to before kickoff. Watch the points tick up live. Season Predictor is the season-long version, all 92 or one division at a time.
The harder the call, the more it's worth. You'll never see a price for it.
Die hard EFL fans.
We know exactly what it is to be an afterthought to the apps everyone uses. We got tired of it and built the thing nobody was going to build for us.
We're fans. We show up as fans, not suits.