World cup coverage: guardian app delivers live, interactive action
The World Cup
is here, and the Guardian is pulling out all the stops to get you immersed in every kick, every goal, every moment. Forget passive observation; this is about experiencing the tournament like a true fan.Dive deep with the app – it’s more than just scores
The revamped Guardian app isn’t just about displaying live scores. It’s a portal to a richer, more engaging World Cup experience. You’ll find dedicated reporters following individual teams, offering granular insights you won’t find anywhere else. Forget generic updates; this is about tracking the human stories unfolding alongside the athletic feats.
Live blogs will keep you updated in real-time, while push notifications ensure you never miss a decisive play. Personalize your feed – follow the teams you’re invested in, the reporters covering them, and the specific topics that matter most to you. It’s about curating your own tournament narrative.

Test your knowledge – on the ball puzzle
Sharpen your tactical instincts with On the Ball, our new daily World Cup puzzle. It’s a deceptively challenging brain teaser designed to put your player knowledge to the test. We’ve upped the ante with a dedicated World Cup edition, offering a fresh challenge each day.
Beyond the puzzles, explore Bracketology, a predictive tool where fans can map out their own path to victory. It’s a quick and engaging way to gauge your team’s chances and debate potential outcomes. Plus, exclusive to the app, we’ve added a daily trivia challenge – On the Ball: World Stage – to further test your understanding.
The app houses a comprehensive player guide, profiling every single one of the 1,284 athletes competing. And for those seeking even more interactive content, we’ve built in new games, including Bracketology, allowing you to predict the winners of every match. Don’t miss the daily trivia puzzle, On the Ball: World Stage, a unique feature available exclusively within the Guardian app.
Download the Guardian app for iOS and Android – it's the definitive way to witness the spectacle.
