
OneFootball
Germany"The must-have app for football fans"
About
OneFootball started in Berlin back in 2008 with a simple goal: to be the central hub where global football coverage meets real-time data. The platform aggregates live scores, statistics, and news from over 200 leagues while operating its own dedicated newsroom. This team curates content across multiple languages to transform raw numbers into engaging narratives that resonate with fans worldwide.
The company distinguishes itself through deep editorial integration and strategic broadcasting partnerships rather than just acting as a data aggregator. Notable deals include streaming rights for La Liga matches in the UK via Eleven Sports in 2019 and Bundesliga games in Germany through Sky. These agreements allowed users to watch top-tier action directly within the app without needing separate subscriptions elsewhere.
Expanding its reach further, OneFootball acquired Dugout in 2019 to add a community layer focused on club-specific perspectives and user-generated video content. The platform now offers a flagship mobile application available on iOS and Android featuring match commentaries, breaking news, highlights, and press conference videos. Recent activity shows the brand covering diverse global events like the Brasileirão Feminino A1 and FC Porto transfers as of August 2026.
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Company Info
- Founded
- 2008
- Headquarters
- Berlin
- Industry
- Sports Media and Technology
- Leagues Covered
- Over 200
- Key Acquisition
- Dugout (2019)
- Broadcasting Partner (UK)
- Eleven Sports
- Broadcasting Partner (Germany)
- Sky
Official Website
onefootball.com/
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