Every game, and the channel it is on.
Live scores in 16 sports and more than 350 leagues, matched against the channels your own provider sends. A court or field drawn for each game, the box score and every player’s line, an alert a minute before your team starts that opens the right channel, a live map of the world’s games, and a room to talk in while you watch.
Premium The Sports Hub is part of Premium. Basic does not include it; every new household gets seven days of Premium free.
Scores, My Teams, Standings, Channels, Live Map.
The hub opens on one of five pages. Each one answers a different question, and every game on any of them opens the same game page.
What is on, and how it is going
Every game of the day, filtered by sport along the top, with the score in the shape that sport keeps it: quarters, periods, sets, innings or laps.
- The card in focus previews the channel carrying it, live, while you browse
- OK plays that channel; OK again goes full screen; holding OK opens the game page
- Choose a day from yesterday to a week ahead
- Replay on your channels when a finished game airs again on a channel you have
- Who wins? Pick before the start and climb the leaderboard — predictions
The teams and players you follow
Follow a team or a player once and the page arranges itself around them: the game on now, last night’s result with its full box score, and everything coming up.
- Manage follows: every sport with its leagues, and a search for leagues and teams
- Each card names the network and says whether it is on your channels
- Follows belong to the profile, so two people in one house follow different teams
- Follow a club once and its cup and European games count too: Napoli in Serie A, the Coppa Italia and the Champions League
- Their live scores show over whatever you watch
Where every team stands
The table of every team league, conference by conference or division by division, in the columns that sport is read by.
- Wins, losses and games behind for basketball and baseball; points and overtime losses for hockey; played, won, drawn, lost, goal difference and points for soccer
- The leagues you follow come first in the list, and your teams are marked in the table
- On the phone too, from My Teams
Every sports channel you have
The sports channels from all of your providers in one place, with what is on now, what is next and how far along it is. The preview is the channel itself, playing.
- League networks, regional networks and the rest, in their own rows
- Filtered by sport with the same chips as Scores
Where the games are, right now
A world map lit wherever a game is being played. It is the quickest answer to “is anything on”, and it finds the 3 a.m. match you would never have looked for.
- The count of games on now, and how many are on your channels
- A line from you to each game your channels carry
- The lit place’s games listed beside the map
The leagues, by name.
More than 350 leagues are in the hub, with live scores, game pages and follows. The best known are below; the rest, from Argentina’s second division to the Korn Ferry Tour, are a search away in Manage follows. Choose the ones that matter in the hub’s view options and the rest stay out of the way.
American football 5 leagues
- NFL
- NCAA Football
- Canadian Football League
- United Football League
- XFL
Basketball 15 leagues
- NBA
- WNBA
- NCAA Men
- NCAA Women
- NBA G League
- FIBA World Cup
- National Basketball League
- Las Vegas Summer League
Baseball 12 leagues
- MLB
- NCAA Baseball
- World Baseball Classic
- Caribbean Series
- Mexican League
- Dominican Winter League
- Venezuelan Winter League
- NCAA Softball
Ice hockey 6 leagues
- NHL
- NCAA Men's Ice Hockey
- NCAA Women's Hockey
- World Cup of Hockey
Soccer 200+ competitions
- Champions League
- Europa League
- Premier League
- LaLiga
- Serie A
- Bundesliga
- Ligue 1
- Liga MX
- MLS
- Brasileirão
- Liga Profesional
- Primeira Liga
- Eredivisie
- Scottish Premiership
- Saudi Pro League
- J1 League
- A-League Men
- FIFA World Cup
- UEFA EURO
- Copa Libertadores
- CONMEBOL Sudamericana
- UEFA Nations League
- CAF Champions League
- AFC Champions League Elite
- English Championship
- Süper Lig
- Belgian Pro League
- Greek Super League
- Indian Super League
- Russian Premier League
- Chinese Super League
- FA Cup
- Copa del Rey
- Coppa Italia
- DFB-Pokal
- 2. Bundesliga
- EFL League One
- EFL League Two
- Argentine Nacional B
- AFC Asian Cup
Tennis 2 tours
- ATP
- WTA
Volleyball 2 leagues
- NCAA Volleyball
- NCAA Men's Volleyball
Motorsport 6 series
- Formula 1
- NASCAR
- MotoGP
- IndyCar Series
- NASCAR Truck Series
Golf 9 tours
- PGA Tour
- DP World Tour
- LIV Golf Invitational Series
- Korn Ferry Tour
- PGA Tour Champions
- Ladies Pro Golf Association
Fighting 40+ promotions
- UFC
- Professional Fighters League
- Bellator Fighting Championship
- One Fighting Championship
- Cage Warriors Fighting Championship
- Invicta FC
- Rizin Fight Federation
Cricket 6 competitions
- ICC Cricket World Cup
- ICC Champions Trophy
- Indian Premier League
- Big Bash League
- County Championship
- Sheffield Shield
Rugby 20+ competitions
- Six Nations
- Rugby World Cup
- Gallagher Premiership
- United Rugby Championship
- Top 14
- Super Rugby Pacific
- European Rugby Champions Cup
- The Rugby Championship
- Major League Rugby
- Currie Cup
- Women's Rugby World Cup
Australian rules 1 league
- AFL
Lacrosse 4 leagues
- Premier Lacrosse League
- National Lacrosse League
- NCAA Men's Lacrosse
- NCAA Women's Lacrosse
Field hockey 1 league
- NCAA Women's Field Hockey
Water polo 2 leagues
- NCAA Men's Water Polo
- NCAA Women's Water Polo
A court or field for every sport, moving with the game.
Each of the 16 sports has its own ground on the game page, drawn from the live data for that game. When a game sends too little to draw, the page shows the plain scoreboard rather than inventing anything.
American football
The field with its yard numbers, hash marks and both end zones in the teams’ colors. The current drive is drawn play by play, from the snap to where each play ended, with the line of scrimmage and the line to gain. Every drive of the game sits underneath as a card.
Basketball
The court to scale, with each league’s own three-point line. On it, every field goal the league places, made or missed: a shot chart for the whole game.
Baseball
The park seen from behind home plate. Every ball in play lands where it was fielded, the runners stand on their bases, and this at-bat’s pitches show where they crossed the plate, with their type, speed and call.
Ice hockey
The rink with its lines, faceoff circles and creases, and the game’s shots placed on the ice.
Soccer
The pitch from the main stand. Every shot is drawn from where it was struck to where it ended, with filters for shots, goals, cards and substitutions, and for each half.
Tennis
The court the match is really played on, clay, grass or hard court, with both players’ faces at their ends, the server marked, and the score as a broadcast draws it.
Volleyball
The court with the match on it, set by set. The league publishes no plays for volleyball, so the page shows the sets and the score and nothing made up.
Motorsport
The circuit from above, a real Formula 1 layout or a NASCAR oval, with the field running round it in team colors in the order it is really in, the laps counting up, and the running order beside it.
Golf
The hole being played, from above: tee, fairway, bunkers, water and green, with the leaders on it. Under it, all eighteen holes as a strip with each leader at the hole they have reached.
Fighting
The cage from above, the two corners in the fighters’ colors with their faces, the round and the clock, takedowns and knockdowns as they happen, and afterwards the result, how and when, and the judges’ cards.
Cricket
The oval, its boundary hung in the home side’s colors, with each innings as a line score.
Rugby
The pitch as a stadium marks it, the in-goals painted in each side’s colors, the 22s, halfway and the posts, with the match as the league publishes it.
Australian rules
The oval with its markings and the match on it, quarter by quarter.
Lacrosse
The field with its faceoff X, restraining lines, creases and goals. Each side’s goals are painted over its own half, quarter by quarter, with the teams’ records and their national ranking where a poll ranks them.
Field hockey
The blue pitch with its shooting circles, penalty spots and goals, the goals quarter by quarter, and each team’s record and ranking.
Water polo
The pool with its lane ropes, marker floats and goals, the score quarter by quarter, and the teams’ records. The live data carries no plays for these three sports, so nothing is placed on the ground that it did not report.
The numbers, refreshed every thirty seconds.
Under the drawn game sits everything the sport keeps, updated while the game is live, with the picture still playing above it.
- The timeline: the game’s plays in order, with the clock and the team, so you can catch up on what you missed
- Before the game: both teams’ recent form, the venue, the start time in your own clock, and the line where the league publishes one
- Press PLAY on any game card to open its statistics directly
The answer is on the same card as the score.
A sports app knows the score. Only a player knows your channels. TiviDeck reads both, across every provider the household has added, and puts the channel on the game.
- A slot that names the fixture. Many providers run event channels whose name or program says exactly which game is on. That is the strongest match.
- The broadcaster the league names. The league says which network carries the game, and TiviDeck finds that network among your channels.
- Your guide. A program on one of your channels that is this game.
- The household’s own pick wins. Choose a different channel for a game and that choice is the one used from then on.
- A dead channel is set aside. If the channel showing a game fails, sends no picture or stays black, the preview moves on: on the phone to the game’s next channel, and then, as on the TV, to the game’s own card with the crests and the score.
A broadcaster match is not a promise, and the game page says so: check the channel before you trust a recording to it. Games none of your channels can show are still listed, with the network that has them.
One minute before. Then the right channel.
Follow a team or a player and TiviDeck tells you a minute before their game starts. Take the alert and it opens the channel showing the game. No searching, no guide, no missed first play.
- For the teams and players you follow
- Hold alerts back for the whole household while someone is watching a recording
- From any game page: Remind me and Record it for a game that has not started
How many games are on, and how many you can watch.
The header counts every game in progress anywhere, and how many of them are on your channels. Lines run from you to each game your channels carry. Move across the map and the lit place’s games are listed beside it; under the map, the lit game plays live when it is on a channel you have.
- Filter by sport, country or competition, and the map follows the filter
- OK chooses a game; holding OK opens its page
- On the phone, the globe at the top of Sports opens the same map
One room per game, beside the picture.
Every live game has a public room, and everyone watching that game on TiviDeck can walk into it. It sits beside the picture, never over it, and it ends when the game ends.
- Report a message or block a person from the message itself
- Moderated: reports reach a person, and the room’s rules are on screen
- A name tag nobody can choose, so two people with one name are told apart
- Type on the remote, or press Use your phone and type on a real keyboard
- Adult profiles only. A child’s profile has no chat in it at all
Who wins? Call it before the start.
Every game in a team league has a pick on its page. Choose the winner before it starts, see how everyone else picked, and climb the leaderboard. On the TV and on the phone.
Pick before the start
On a game’s page, choose who wins, or a draw where the sport has them. Once the game starts the picks close, and the page shows how the room split.
Points for the brave
A right call is worth 10 points, and 15 if few people saw it coming. Picks are scored on their own after the final whistle.
The leaderboards
The week’s top predictors on the Sports page, and boards for this week, the last 30 days and each league, reachable with the remote.
Your teams’ scores, over whatever is on.
Watching a film while your team plays? Its live score sits over the picture, and so can a clock. Both switch on and off right from the player.
Followed scores over the picture
When a team you follow is playing, its score shows over whatever you watch: a film, the news, another game. It runs along the bottom of the picture, clear of the broadcast’s own score, or sits in a small box in a top corner.
A clock in the corner
The time in any corner of the picture, or none. It steps aside while the banner or the controls are up.
Switches in the player
The scores and the clock each have a switch on the player bar, on the TV and in the phone’s player options, so the picture can be cleared without opening Settings.
A language for each league
Give a league its own channel languages: the NBA in English, Serie A in Italian. A league left alone follows your usual channel language.
The score waits until you do.
Watching last night’s game tonight? Turn scores and statistics off and the hub keeps the result to itself. Watching live on a stream that runs behind? Delay the scores to match it.
Up to eight games on one screen.
Multi-view puts two, four, six or eight channels on the television in a grid, or one large with the rest floating over it. The sound follows the tile you are on. How many the box offers depends on its memory and its video decoders, so it never offers a layout it cannot draw. One button in the Sports Hub puts every live game you can watch on screen together, the teams you follow first. Why the box decides.
The Sports tab, in your pocket.
The phone app has its own Sports tab: Yesterday, Today and Upcoming, chips for each sport and league with a count of live games, and every game dressed in both teams’ colors and crests. Each game page draws the sport itself, live: the football field with every drive, the basketball court with every shot or a heat map, the soccer pitch in a floodlit stadium, the hockey rink with every attempt. When a team you follow comes on, an alert in its colors offers the channel. A game’s button names the channel it plays on, and that channel can go to a TiviDeck TV in the house or to a Chromecast.
TiviDeck vs TIVRA’s Sports Hub.
TIVRA also has a Sports Hub. Here is what each one offers, with TIVRA’s details as its own site states them, October 2026. The full table, with TiviMate and IPTV Smarters Pro, is on Compare.
Put it on before the next game.
The Sports Hub comes with Premium: $9.99 once for two devices, or $14.99 once for five, for life. Basic, the free tier, does not include it. Every new household starts with seven days of Premium.
Scores, schedules, standings and statistics come from independent sports data providers and can change, arrive late or be wrong without notice. TiviDeck does not control that data; when something is wrong, write to support@tivideck.com and we will correct it as quickly as we can. See Sports Hub data in the terms.