News sources
We collect headlines and short excerpts from the public feeds (RSS) and pages of news sites. Every item shows its source and sends the reader to the original page to read it in full. We do not copy whole articles and we do not claim third-party content as our own.
What is written automatically
Some material is produced by AI rather than written by a person for each text:
- Daily digest: written by the Gemini model from headlines and summaries that several outlets published about the same event. It is bound by strict rules: state only facts present in the sources, do not speculate, and do not add details, figures or quotes that the sources do not contain.
- Match reports: texts built automatically from match data (score, goals, statistics, table).
- Tech help: general guidance generated by AI that may be incomplete, so back up your data before following any step.
Sports data
Scores, tables and top scorers come automatically from public sports data providers and refresh every few minutes. They can lag or contain errors at the provider, and times may differ from the official broadcast. We do not link to unlicensed streams, and broadcaster names are a guide only, as rights differ by country.
Corrections
If you find a mistake in a story, digest or result, write to us through the Contact page with the page link and what is wrong. We check it against the original source and correct or remove the item when the mistake is confirmed. Errors in a story attributed to an outside source are corrected by that source, and we update our copy when it changes.
Content rights and removal requests
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