Today we show you the best designed apps to follow the Soccer World Cup from your Smartphone:
1.- ESPN FC Football and Cup World
ESPN is a large North American media group dedicated primarily to sports, and its soccer results app (conveniently updated to also show information from the World Cup in Brazil) is, without a doubt, at the top of the table in this league.apps. It presents up-to-the-minute results accompanied by informative videos, keeps us up to date with rumors and transfer news and also allows us to consult results and news about the main European championships and leagues.
Among its negative points we can highlight a somewhat confusing interface and excess of ads.
This app is available for Android, Windows Phone and iOS.
2.- Official FIFA application
This app official of the International Football Federation is a must-have if you want to be up to date with all the news about the World Cup (and most of the official football championships on the planet). Tons of videos and photos, to which is added - of course - live coverage of the matches. Furthermore, unlike the previous case, the interface is intuitive and well designed.
Bad points? It also has some: limitation on the number of leagues we can follow, little coverage for some teams, and somewhat unstable operation on Android.
This app is available for Android, Windows Phone and iOS.
3. FIFA 14
EA Sports video game, highly recommended for long waits between one match and another. It has an official license from all the teams participating in the World Cup... and even with the ball of this World Cup (the Adidas Brazuca). A game to capture the spirit of the World Cup, without a doubt. Commentaries in 5 languages (including Spanish), which combine with a very remarkable gaming experience and graphics.
That being said, the downside of this app is that it takes up 1,35 GB of free space on the device, and that it does not synchronize with its console version.
This app is available for Android, Windows Phone and iOS.
4. SecondMic
This is an application that allows fans, former players, celebrities and sports journalists to offer live alternative narrations and commentary for major football events (including, of course, the World Cup). Not only does it usually offer a wide range of commentators, but it allows any user to create their own broadcast from the application. Ideal solution for people who tend to get bored with the usual commentators.
This app is only available for iOS.
5. Concierge
If you do not need to be aware of the World Cup results because you yourself are going to be present in the stadiums where the World Cup is played, perhaps it would be more useful for you to have a travel guide to Curitiba (base of the Spanish National Team) or Rio de Janeiro (to be able to attend the World Cup final):
