App features
EFS helps users move from Today fixtures into data-led match research, then return through saved and recent research flows.
EFS is a stats-first football research app centred around Today and Match Centre.
Users start with daily fixtures grouped by league, open a fixture for deeper match research, review xG where available, compare context with research controls, then return through Continue Research, Saved Research and Recent Research.
Product surfaces
Feature pages use the same dark navy, EFS green and compact-card language as the rebuilt app direction.
Daily football fixtures for the selected date, grouped by league, with Continue Research when local recent or saved context exists.
Focused fixture context with teams, kickoff or score, xG where available, research signals and recent context.
Recent research, saved matches, followed teams and followed leagues kept locally on the device.
Competition context beyond one fixture, including standings, fixtures and league environment where data is available.
Team-level fixtures, form and available trends as the product deepens.
The future direction for broader stats-led research surfaces, with links back to Saved Research and Help.
Short reference notes for xG, BTTS, form, table context, saved research and responsible research.
FAQ
EFS is centred around Today and Match Centre, with League Detail, Team Centre, Saved Research, Recent Research, Help & glossary, Insights and Account.
No. EFS supports football research and responsible match analysis, but it is not a bookmaker, betting tips product or prediction product.
EFS shows xG where the data is available. Some fixtures, leagues or future matches may have limited or missing xG data.
The current app supports local follows for teams and leagues, saved matches and recent research on the same device.
Core app flow
Open the app, review Today fixtures grouped by league, tap a fixture and use Match Centre for deeper football research. Store links, beta intake and email capture are intentionally excluded from this local prototype.