Club Supporter

A supporter following their club today juggles multiple sources — federation results pages for each competition, the club website if it exists, club Facebook posts, group chats with old teammates. Information slips through the cracks; a supporter discovers two weeks later that the youth team won a regional title.

A unified hub makes the club itself the primary navigation: open the app, tap your club, see everything. This mirrors how supporters actually think about their fandom — club first, individual matches second.

The club hub aggregates current rosters across all teams, upcoming fixtures, recent results, league standings, news posts and club-published content. Supporters set their primary club for a one-tap home view.

Multi-club support lets supporters follow their childhood club and current local club simultaneously.

On a busy weekend, a single club can have its senior team in a national league, its youth team in a regional cup and three veteran pairs in a regional open — across three different venues. A supporter wanting to follow all of them currently switches between apps and websites, missing key moments.

A combined live-score view solves this: every active match involving any followed club member shows on one screen, ranked by significance. The supporter feels the heartbeat of their entire club, not just one match.

Multi-follow lists support adding entire club rosters with one tap. The combined live-score view streams via SSE, showing all active matches involving followed players ranked by competition tier and live status.

Filters narrow to specific teams or competitions when needed.

Supporters who moved away crave the small things — knowing the clubhouse held its annual dinner, that a long-time member retired from competitive play, that the youth section won a sportsmanship award. These moments do not show in results feeds but they are the connective tissue of community membership.

Without them, supporting becomes transactional — checking results, nothing more. With them, the club remains a living place even from a thousand kilometres away.

For clubs, the channel is also a recruitment and engagement tool to bring lapsed supporters back.

Club news feeds carry posts from authorised club editors, with photos, videos and event announcements. Supporters subscribe to push notifications per category (match results, club news, events).

The feed integrates seamlessly with the club hub and respects the user's language preferences.