Editorial standards

How we source our data

Where our schedules and channel listings come from β€” and how we keep them honest and current.

Schedules

Game schedules, kickoff times and live status come from public sports data feeds, fetched live each time you open a page. League standings tables on soccer pages work differently: they are generated from published league data (TheSportsDB) when the site is built and stamped with that date on the page β€” they are not live, and each table says so. Times are always shown in your device's local timezone, computed in your browser β€” we never guess your location and we don't track it.

TV & streaming listings

β€œWhere to watch” information is editorial: we research the official broadcaster and streaming rights for each league in each country and stamp every entry with the season it applies to. Because broadcast rights change β€” sometimes mid-season β€” every listing links to the league's official β€œways to watch” page so you can confirm.

Our top leagues (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, Premier League, Champions League, MLS, NASCAR) are verified for the 2026-27 season; other leagues carry the season stamp shown on their own pages, with a warning there when that season has ended.

For United States listings we also defer to the live per-game broadcast data in the schedule feed where available, which is the most current source.

Corrections

Spotted a channel that's wrong or out of date? Tell us and we'll fix it.

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