FIFA Official App 4+

Some Parts Okay

A lot of the ideas for the app are good but they’re not implemented well. The “next matches” feature only shows one match at a time now (used to be great and show that days matches) and at times will only show the score from the last game played and nothing else so the user has to search around to find it. The games are fun but once you open the tab there’s no back button (that in could find) so closing and reopening is the only option to go between different options. Lastly, where are the group standings!!! One of the core aspects to any tournament and I can’t seem to find them. I could be missing them but if I am that just tells me that it’s not designed well. Again, with a little work it could have the features and be more user friendly and be great.

Mixed up dates and times

The app mixes up date and time in trying to show the matches in local time - creating major confusion. While times are shown in local times, dates remain that of the match venues making the schedule really inaccurate and confusing. No feature to set the times to match venues. Hope these are basic stuff for a global organization.

This has been fixed now - thanks. It misses basic features like points table. Another basic feature!!

Developer Response ,

Thanks for your feedback. This issue has now been resolved in our latest updated (Version 5.8.8)

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FIFA, the governing body of world football, has long lost the trust of true fans. What was supposed to be an organization that protects the spirit of the beautiful game has turned into a machine fueled by greed, backdoor deals, and favoritism. Time and time again, scandals have erupted — from World Cup bidding controversies to financial misconduct — only to be swept under the rug with carefully crafted PR campaigns.

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