Common questions about the site — kept short on purpose. For anything else, see our Support page.
Favorites
How do favorites work?
Tap the star next to any match, team, or league to follow it. No account or sign-up needed — favorites are saved right in your browser, and a favorited league jumps to the top of the match list.
How do I get notified about something I favorited?
Favoriting turns on notifications automatically, if your browser grants permission — a goal for a favorited match, or kickoff for a favorited team. On iPhone/iPad, this only works after adding chronosscore.com to your Home Screen first (an Apple restriction, not ours) — see the Notifications section of our Support page for the exact steps.
Where can I see everything I've favorited?
On the You page — it lists your followed matches, teams, and leagues in one place.
I cleared my browser data and lost my favorites. Can I get them back?
No — favorites are tied to your browser/device, not an account, so clearing site data or switching devices/browsers means starting over.
General
Is Chronos Score free?
Yes, completely — no account, no subscription, no paywalled scores. The site is supported by ads, which is also why it costs nothing to use.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Everything on chronosscore.com — live scores, standings, favorites, notifications — works without signing up.
What languages is the site available in?
21 languages. Use the language list in the footer, or the language switcher, to change it.
Is there a mobile app?
Chronos Score itself is a website, built to work well on phones without installing anything — add it to your Home Screen for an app-like icon (see the Favorites section above). We also make KickXI, a separate app with statistical match analysis; see the footer for a link.
Data & Stats
Where does the data come from?
A third-party sports-data provider, API-Football. We display it as received; we don't produce it ourselves.
A score, stat, or lineup on another site doesn't match yours — why?
Different sites use different data providers, and providers occasionally disagree by a small margin or update at slightly different speeds. If something looks clearly wrong rather than just delayed, let us know via Support.
What does xG (Expected Goals) mean?
A metric estimating how likely a shot was to result in a goal, based on factors like distance, angle, and the type of play. An xG of 0.5 means that kind of shot scores about half the time.
Still need help?
Visit our Support page for more detailed answers, including about our KickXI app.