Apple Sports has released version 4.3 for iPhone, adding seven new soccer leagues in August, bringing the app’s total league coverage to 14 added in the past month.

This August update follows a July update that expanded league coverage with seven more leagues, underscoring rapid, sustained growth.

The fresh additions include the Austrian Bundesliga, English Women’s Super League, Greek Super League, Indian Super League, Saudi Pro League, Spanish Liga F, and Turkish Süper Lig.

Apple TV streams provide a direct viewing pathway for matches tracked in the app, contrasting with competitors that require external streaming.

Apple Sports remains iPhone-only and free to download, with ongoing momentum for expansion and no official future plans announced.

Apple executives have framed the World Cup final as a strategic moment to broaden domestic league coverage, with growth driven by rising interest around the tournament.

Version 4.3 adds the ability to view formations across most leagues, giving fans tactical context before kickoff.

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The update positions Apple Sports in competition with FotMob, ESPN, and FlashScore, while leveraging Apple TV live streaming rights to offer all 62 Leagues Cup matches in over 100 countries at no extra cost to subscribers.

Version 4.3 is rolling out on the App Store today.

Apple’s strategy targets high-growth regions like India and Saudi Arabia and women’s soccer markets such as the English Women’s Super League and Spanish Liga F to broaden appeal.

Apple Sports is now available in more than 170 countries and regions, with over 90 markets added since May 2026.