Apple Sports was updated today with support for additional soccer leagues in Asia and Europe, as well as the ability to view rosters in most soccer leagues. The update comes just a day after the 2026 FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and Spain.
The new leagues available in the application:
- Belgian Pro League (Belgium)
- Superliga (Denmark)
- Eredivisie (Netherlands)
- J1 League (Japan)
- Ekstraklasa (Poland)
- Scottish Premiership (Scotland)
- Swiss Super League (Switzerland)
In the latest version of the app, you can now view formations for most football leagues, making it easier to view the starting lineup for each match.
Apple Sports remains available on iPhone only, with version 4.2 rolling out now.
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