Beyond goals, LiveScore tracks the stats that tell the story of a match: shots, corners, free kicks, cards and offsides. Most of them take a single tap.
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Log shots, corners and free kicks
These stats all work the same way.
Find the row for the stat, for example CORNER.
Tap the count on the side of the team it belongs to. Home is on the left, away is on the right.
The count goes up by one straight away. For example, tapping CORNER on Harbour City's side takes it from 0 to 1.
Each tap is logged at the current clock time, so log events as they happen. Here is what each row means:
SHOT OFF TARGET: a shot that misses the goal.
SHOT ON TARGET: a shot that would have gone in without a save. A goal adds one here automatically, so don't tap it again for a goal.
CORNER: a corner kick awarded to that team.
FREE KICK CONCEDED: log it on the side of the team that gave away the free kick, not the team taking it.
PENALTY CONCEDED: log it on the side of the team that gave away the penalty.
PENALTY SHOT MISSED: a penalty that was taken and did not go in.
Log a card
Cards have their own boxes in a row of four. Home has YELLOW CARD and RED CARD on the left. Away has RED CARD and YELLOW CARD on the right, so the yellow boxes sit on the outside for both teams.
When the referee shows a card, tap the right colour box on that team's side.
If LiveScore asks you to pick the player, choose them from the list and save.
Check the card count for that team has gone up.
Cards matter beyond the stats. They build each team's discipline record for the match, and an operator in the Control Room can link card graphics to card events, so an accurate card brings up the right graphic.
Offsides and the rest of the stats
Scroll further down the list to find OFFSIDE and the rest of the stats. They work the same way: tap the count on the team's side. Log an offside against the team whose player was caught offside.
The stats on the list depend on the sport set up for the match, so you may see different rows for other sports.
Where your stats go
Match stats graphics. Your counts feed graphics such as Match Stats, so the numbers on screen are only as good as what you log.
Match history. Each event is saved with its time and team, and you can review it under HISTORY.
The match record. Your stats stay with the match after full time, in the Completed tab.
Tips and common mistakes
One tap per event. A double tap logs two events. If it happens, tap UNDO right away.
Watch the side. Free kicks, penalties and offsides go against the team that conceded or committed them. This is the most common mix-up.
Corners, not goal kicks. Only log a corner when the ball goes out off a defender over their own goal line.
Catch up at breaks. Missed something? Add it from HISTORY with ADD EVENT. See How to add a missed match fact after the event.