Apple Sports has expanded its soccer offerings by integrating four new leagues. Users can now follow the Australian A-League Men, Egyptian Premier League, Israeli Premier League, and South African Premiership within the application. This addition broadens the app's utility for soccer fans interested in these specific regions.
For tennis enthusiasts, Apple Sports now provides real-time tournament draws. This feature includes brackets for major events such as Grand Slams and 1000-level tournaments. Users can view matchups and results for each round directly within the app, offering a consolidated way to track these competitions.
Since its initial release, Apple Sports has consistently expanded its content and global availability. The app now supports over 170 countries and regions, with continuous additions of new sports, leagues, and tournaments. Earlier this year, the app added FIFA World Cup features and expanded to 90 new countries.
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Apple Sports updated its app to include four new soccer leagues: Australian A-League Men, Egyptian Premier League, Israeli Premier League, and South African Premiership. The update also adds real-time tournament draws and brackets for Grand Slam and 1000-level tennis tournaments, expanding the app's sports coverage.