Ninety vs Apple Sports

Apple Sports is a clean, quick scoreboard from Apple, with Live Activities for followed teams and broadcaster information. It shows DraftKings betting odds by default (you can turn them off), and it has no spoiler setting: Apple’s own community answer is to turn off Live Activities. Ninety is built for exactly that gap.

NinetyApple Sports
PriceFreeFree
AdsNo adsNot listed
Account neededNo (only to post in chat)Apple Account needed
Scores hidden until you chooseYes, on by default, per matchNo setting listed
Live Activities on iPhoneYes, starts at kick-offYes, for followed teams
Odds or win chancesWin chances from Polymarket and KalshiDraftKings odds, on by default
Betting promotionNo betting links or offersOdds shown unless you turn them off
Predicted line-upsYes, with absentees crossed outLine-ups; predicted not listed
Injuries and suspensionsYes, with return datesNot listed
Where to watchYes, for your countryYes, broadcaster shown
Fan chatYes: a fan feed for every clubNo
NewsAggregated from many publishers, EN/IT/ESNo news feed

Checked 21 October 2026 from Apple Sports’s own website and app store listing. Features change; tell us if something here is out of date: [email protected].

Where Apple Sports is stronger

  • Speed and design, and tight integration with Apple News and the TV app.
  • Many sports beyond football.

Where Ninety is different

  • Spoilers handled properly. Instead of turning Live Activities off, Ninety keeps them on and hides the score inside them when you are avoiding a result.
  • No betting odds, on or off. Win chances come from prediction markets as information only.
  • Much more football: predicted line-ups, injuries, referee records, top scorers, xG, news, highlights and club chat.
  • Android and the web, not just Apple devices.

Which should you use?

Apple Sports is a lovely scoreboard if you want results the moment they happen. If you do not, or you want more than a scoreboard, Ninety covers the rest.

Questions

Can Apple Sports hide scores?

There is no spoiler setting listed in Apple Sports’ settings guide as of October 2026. Ninety hides scores by default, including on the lock screen.

Does Apple Sports show betting odds?

Yes, DraftKings odds by default in the US, UK and Canada. You can switch them off in settings.