The 2026 World Cup was played across the US, Canada, and Mexico. No Noise Scores followed it as a tournament companion: your country, your group, and the bracket, without a soccer-everywhere feed around them. (Inside the app the tournament was labeled "Summer Soccer". Same event, calmer name.)
Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in the final on July 19.
What the app did for Summer Soccer
- Pick your country, and you saw its path through the tournament. Group, opponents, knockout bracket.
- Live scores and your country's standing through the group stage and into the knockout rounds.
- Your group's table, with live standings during the group stage.
- The path to the final: Round of 32, Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, final.
- Stakes lines that said what each match meant. The top two in each group went through, along with the eight best third-placed teams.
- Your country's next match. Opponent, time, channel.
What the alerts did
Follow your country, turn alerts on, and a push arrived when:
- Kickoff. Your country's match had just started.
- Full time. The match had just ended.
Companion and Full Details added halftime, the second half, and goals.
How it compared to FotMob and SofaScore
FotMob and SofaScore are excellent soccer-stats apps. They cover every league, every season, with heatmaps, expected goals, and deep lineups.
That's not what this is. No Noise Scores was a calm tournament companion for Summer Soccer specifically. No heatmaps, no xG, no formations grid. For those stats, FotMob is the right tool. For a calm place to track your country through the tournament without the rest of the soccer-world noise, that was us.
What's still there
Each country's page in the app still shows its final group table.
Open the app, or see what it's following now.