Still, if it doesn't crash, the FIFA App will be a go-to for soccer fans. But it's missing some features like news filters for favorite teams, alerts and the ability to run smoothly on older Android devices. The app gives you the latest news on the tournament along with "minute-by-minute action" live updates when the matches begin. The Official FIFA App: Great, If It Keeps WorkingįIFA has an official app that it calls "the most comprehensive football app on the planet." The app, available for iPhone, iPad and Android, is much like the organization itself: indispensable and of great value but also plagued by bugs, bad reviews and a not-so-stellar record to date.Īs long as FIFA can keep its app from crashing, this free app is a must-have, especially if you don't subscribe to pay TV. ESPN FC is available for Android and iOS. The only caveat here - besides the fact that you need to subscribe to a pay TV ESPN providers - is that you need to create an account to pick and follow favorite teams. It will have video interviews, highlights, news, stats, schedules and a Twitter stream made up of handpicked soccer pundits, managers and players. If you have ESPN, then getting the ESPN FC app to go along with your WatchESPN is a must.
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