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Live scores, upcoming games and standings in Chrome's side panel, so you can follow the game while you browse. Sports Sidekick keeps the score beside whatever you're doing. Open it in Chrome's side panel and you'll see live games, results, upcoming fixtures and league tables, without switching tabs or opening a sports site. Live scores update on their own while games are on. Tap a game to see the score for each period and the most recent plays. Upcoming games show start times in your own time zone, and where to watch when that's listed. You can add any game to your calendar with one tap. Star your teams and they'll appear together in one "My teams" list. If you like, Sports Sidekick can let you know when their games start and finish. Spoiler mode hides final scores until you choose to see them. It covers the major leagues in basketball, American football, baseball, ice hockey, soccer, Aussie rules, rugby league, rugby union and cricket. You can switch off the sports you don't follow to keep the panel tidy. Other features: • Light, dark or automatic theme • Compact view to fit more games on screen • Keyboard shortcut: Alt+Shift+S opens the panel Privacy: there's no account and no ads. Your settings and teams are saved in your own browser, and nothing about you is collected. How to use it: 1. Click the Sports Sidekick icon or press Alt+Shift+S. 2. Pick a sport, then choose Live, Results, Upcoming or Standings. 3. Tap the star next to a team to follow it.
Oct 29, 2026
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