Soccer Scores, Tables and Simulators
Live scores, league tables and fixtures, plus a simulator to play out the rest of the season yourself.
Competitions
- Premier LeagueFixturesTableSimulator
- ChampionshipFixturesTableSimulator
- League OneFixturesTableSimulator
- League TwoFixturesTableSimulator
- National LeagueFixturesTableSimulator
- La LigaFixturesTableSimulator
- LaLiga 2FixturesTableSimulator
- Serie AFixturesTableSimulator
- Serie BFixturesTableSimulator
- BundesligaFixturesTableSimulator
- 2. BundesligaFixturesTableSimulator
- Ligue 1FixturesTableSimulator
- Ligue 2FixturesTableSimulator
- MLSFixturesTable
- AllsvenskanFixturesTableSimulator
- EliteserienFixturesTableSimulator
- SuperligaFixturesTableSimulator
- A-LeagueFixturesTableSimulator
- FA CupFixtures
- Carabao CupFixturesSimulator
Sections
- FixturesEvery match of the day across the major leagues and cups, with live scores and league position beside each team.
- SimulatorFill in results, run the whole season and settle the table. Free, no sign-up.
- TablesThe live table of every league we cover, with the promotion, European and relegation zones marked.
- BlogHow the competitions work and what the numbers say — promotion, European places, tiebreakers and the formats behind every league we cover.
Soccer on Vertize Sports
This page is the starting point for soccer fixtures, live league tables and season simulators across 20 competitions, from the Premier League and La Liga to MLS and the A-League. Choose a competition to follow its matches round by round, check where every club stands or, in the leagues, play out the remaining games and find out how the final table could look.
England is covered in the most depth: five divisions from the Premier League down to the National League, plus the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup. Spain, Italy, Germany and France each appear with their top two divisions, and five more leagues complete the list: MLS, Sweden's Allsvenskan, Norway's Eliteserien, Denmark's Superliga and Australia's A-League.
How to use this section
- Use the section links to jump straight to fixtures, the simulator, the tables or the blog.
- The list of 20 live competitions leads to each league or cup's own pages.
- On fixtures pages, a Next up marker points to the coming matchday, and kickoff times are in UTC, next to the ground.
- In a league simulator, type a score into any unplayed match, or fill the rest of the season with Simulate season.
- The Carabao Cup simulator is a bracket: click the team that goes through in each tie.
Soccer FAQ
Where can I find soccer results?
On the fixtures pages. Matches that have been played stay on each competition's list with their final score, so earlier matchdays work as a record of the season so far, and each league's table shows what those results mean for every club.
Why do some leagues show a 2026 season and others 2026-27?
Their calendars differ. MLS, Sweden's Allsvenskan and Norway's Eliteserien fit a whole season into one year: the 2026 MLS season opened on February 21 and ends with MLS Cup on December 18. The Premier League and the Championship run from August to May, so their seasons span two years.
Can I simulate a cup competition?
Yes, the Carabao Cup. Instead of scores, you pick the team that goes through in each tie and the bracket moves forward. Ties already played are locked, rounds not yet drawn are drawn at random on the page, and a button redraws them.
From the blog
- The Supporters' Shield Winner and MLS Cup: 8 Doubles in 30 SeasonsThe Supporters' Shield winner has won MLS Cup 8 times in 30 seasons, and only 4 times since 2003. How every Shield winner's run ended, and the 2026 race.
- Promoted to the Premier League: Just Over Half Stay UpSince 1995-96, 49 of 92 clubs promoted to the Premier League stayed up: 53 percent. Champions fare best, play-off winners worst, and the points gap has widened.
- How Many Points Does It Take to Win the Premier League?Premier League champions have averaged 87.5 points since 1995-96, from 75 to 100. How often 90 was needed, the top-four line and the 2026-27 title odds.