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Mundialoop is a free, independent football hub — national teams, the Champions League, Europa League, Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana, plus the full World Cup 2026 archive — published in four languages.
Mundialoop is a free, ad-supported football site for fans who want scores, fixtures, tables, head-to-head history and predictions in one fast, clear place, in their own language. It started as a 2026 World Cup companion and now follows national teams and club competitions all year round.
We bring together live scores, fixtures, group tables, the full knockout bracket, head-to-head records, squads, stadium and host-city guides, and our own statistical predictions for every men's national-team match — published in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese. Everything is free to read, works without an account, and is designed to load quickly on a phone. Alongside the live data we publish original explainers and analysis in our Guides section, so a newcomer can understand how each competition works and a long-time fan can dig into the numbers.
Mundialoop is an independent project built and maintained by Loopends Studios, a small independent software studio that also makes the music project Loopsing and the planning tool LoopGantt. We are fans first: the site exists because we wanted a clean, multilingual World Cup companion and couldn't find one. We are not a news agency and have no commercial relationship with FIFA, any federation, broadcaster or sportsbook.
We separate two kinds of content clearly. Factual data — scores, line-ups, standings, schedules — is pulled from public sports data sources and updated automatically. Original writing — our Guides, format explainers and prediction analysis — is written by our team and labelled as such. Where we link to outside reporting (on our News page) we send you to the original publisher rather than republishing their work. If we get something wrong, we want to fix it: corrections can be sent to us by email and we update the page rather than quietly deleting it.
Match data comes from public sports APIs (including ESPN and API-Football). Country, city and player information comes from Wikidata, available under CC0 1.0. Some player photos come from Wikimedia Commons under their respective licences. Historical World Cup records are compiled from public reference sources. We credit these sources on the relevant pages.
Every win probability on the site comes from a single statistical model for men's national-team matches: a goal-based team-strength model combined with an Elo rating that accounts for venue, altitude and travel, blended with market prices when a reliable line exists. Club and women's matches don't get a prediction. The predictions are statistical estimates published for editorial and entertainment purposes; they are not betting advice.
During matches, scores, live tables and the bracket refresh automatically every minute. Predictions recalculate as results come in. Squads, schedules and reference content are reviewed and updated as competitions confirm official information.
Questions, corrections, press enquiries or advertising? We'd love to hear from you — see our Contact page for the best ways to reach the team.
Mundialoop is not affiliated with FIFA, any national federation, broadcaster or sportsbook. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.