Frequently asked questions

FixtureScout is a fixture guide. It shows you which matches are on, when they start in your own time zone, and what state each one is in. When you want to watch, it hands you to the main site to do that.

No. Browsing fixtures, leagues, stories and these answers needs no account and no sign-in.

It leaves FixtureScout and opens the match on the main site, where playback and any sign-in happen. Every other link stays inside FixtureScout.

It depends on the competition and your region. Some fixtures are free to watch; others need a paid plan. The authoritative answer appears on the main site once you follow the watch action.

Cancellation is handled entirely on the main site, under your account there. FixtureScout has no billing of its own.

Replay availability is set per fixture by the rights holder. When there is no replay, the fixture page still carries the final score.

Playback happens on the main site, so device support is whatever the main site supports. FixtureScout itself is a responsive website and works in any modern browser.

Yes. Fixture lists collapse to a single column, actions stay reachable with one thumb.

Times are rendered in the zone shown in the header. If a fixture looks shifted, check that zone first.

Watch links are issued per region and can expire. Reload the fixture page to get a fresh one.

Fixture times and statuses are refreshed continuously through the day. A fixture page shows when it was last updated.

It ranks competitions by average pre-match interest over a rolling window, and requires a minimum number of fixtures.