Sports Hub: Scores, Standings, and the Match on Your Playlist

Match day usually means two apps: one for the score, and another to hunt the channel. Sports Hub keeps both jobs in GridStreamr. Follow the teams, leagues, and players you care about, see the day, then open a matching channel from a playlist you already have.

Follow the day, then watch

Open Sports Hub from the app, pick a sport, and move through the calendar. A league filter narrows the day to one competition, or you can leave it on every league you follow. Each fixture is a scoreboard card: crests, score, and a live badge when the match is on.

Live matches refresh about once a minute, so the score on the card stays current while you browse. From the home screen, a favorites row shows the teams you follow without opening the full hub first.

On a tablet in landscape, the day sits in a two-column grid. Open a match and the standings stay beside the score, which is the layout in the photo above: the table on one side, the finished result and the rest of the day's matches on the other.

What you can follow

Choose the sports you want in Settings, then star teams, leagues, or players. Sports Hub only lists competitions it can actually show.

Search finds more leagues inside those sports. From a standings table you can add a team you just noticed, without going back to Settings first.

A match, not just a score

Open a fixture and Sports Hub shows only the tabs that have something to say:

• Lineup — formation, kit markers, and the bench
• Events — goals, cards, and substitutions on a timeline
• Statistics — possession, comparison bars, and leaders
• Highlights — clips when they are available, in the same preview player used for movie trailers
• Standings — the table for that competition
• Info — competition, round, and venue when that detail exists

Empty tabs stay hidden. A golf leaderboard does not pretend to be a football lineup.

Golf and tennis

Golf is a tournament, not a head-to-head score. Sports Hub shows the leaderboard, the round, and a player profile with the photo when one is available. Tennis shows the set-by-set score, the court, and player facts such as ranking. ATP and WTA profiles use the same layout, so a phone in portrait and a tablet in landscape both stay readable.

Open the channel you already have

When the guide has a programme that matches the fixture, Watch lists those channels. Pick one and GridStreamr opens it in the player. If several channels carry the match, you choose. If none do, there is nothing to open — Sports Hub will not invent a stream.

That is the point of keeping scores next to a Smart Collection. The hub tells you the game has started. Your playlist is what you watch.

Where Sports Hub runs

Sports Hub is a Premium feature on iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets today. Set it up once on the phone; the sports you follow stay with your account.

Apple TV (tvOS) and Android TV are coming soon. Until then, use Sports Hub on the phone or tablet beside the TV, and watch the channel in GridStreamr on Android TV if that is the screen you already use. Sports Hub is not part of Android Auto.

Scores, schedules, standings, and the rest of Sports Hub come from publicly available information. That data is not guaranteed. It can be delayed, incomplete, or wrong, and GridStreamr does not control it. Treat the hub as a guide to your own channels, not as an official results service.