Download Ninety
Ninety is free on iPhone and Android, and works in any browser. No account, no ads, no betting links.
What you get
Spoiler-free scores
Watching on delay? Ninety hides football scores by default, for your teams or every team, and reveals one match at a time when you are ready.
Lock screen live scores
Follow your team’s match on the iPhone lock screen and Dynamic Island with Live Activities: score, clock, scorers and red cards, updating by themselves.
Win chances
See each team’s chance of winning, drawing or losing from Polymarket and Kalshi prices, how it moved during the week and live in the match. No betting links.
Line-ups and injuries
Predicted line-ups days before kick-off with injured and suspended players crossed out, then the official team sheets an hour before. Return dates for every absence.
Club and match chat
Talk about the match with other fans in a live chat for every game, and share anything from Ninety to your club’s feed. Spoiler covers for anyone watching later.
Where to watch
Find which channel or streaming service shows a match in your country, right on the match page. TV listings for the Premier League, Serie A, LaLiga, UEFA and more.
Football news
Football news from many publishers in English, Italian and Spanish, filtered by transfers, injuries, your clubs and competitions. Spoiler-safe headlines.
Fixtures in your calendar
Subscribe to any club or competition and its fixtures appear in your calendar, kick-off times and moved matches kept up to date automatically. Free.
Hotels near stadiums
Going to the game? See well-rated hotels within walking distance of the stadium, with distance and guest rating, from the match page. Plan your football trip.
Stats and tables
League tables, top scorers, team ratings, expected goals and expected points, plus match stats like possession and shots. Hidden while a result is a spoiler.
Requirements
- iPhone: iOS 16.1 or later for lock screen Live Activities.
- Android: a recent version of Android with Google Play.
- Web: any modern browser.
Languages
English, Italian and Spanish, with news from each country’s own press.