FIFA Score Accuracy Audit

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This dashboard measures how accurately Google search shows live FIFA World Cup scores. Google licenses these scores from a sports data provider. During every live match, an automated check compares the score on Google against FotMob.com, the source of truth, every 30 seconds.

Google score accuracy · last 24 hours

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of checks where Google's score matched FotMob exactly

Waiting for the first audit cycle.

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Checks run

score comparisons made

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Median delay

time for Google to catch up after a goal

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Score errors

wrong for over 90 seconds

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Matches audited

in the last 24 hours

Accuracy over time

Each dot is 15 minutes of live play. Higher is better. If the line drifts down toward the dashed thresholds, Google's accuracy is getting worse.

Google accuracy 99% · watch 95% · action needed

Disagreement log

Every moment Google's score differed from FotMob, and how long it took to correct.

Time (UTC)	Type	Match	FotMob (truth)	Google	Lasted
No disagreements recorded.

How to read this dashboard

Accuracy: The percentage of all checks where Google's score matched FotMob exactly. This is the headline number.
Delay: Right after a goal, sources can briefly disagree while feeds update. If Google corrects itself within 90 seconds, it counts as a delay, which is normal, and we record how long it took.
Score error: If Google stays wrong for more than 90 seconds, normal delay can no longer explain it. This counts as an error and is the failure that matters.
● Accurate: No recent errors and accuracy is holding. No action needed.
● Degrading: Accuracy is trending down or delays are growing. Keep watching.
● Action needed: A score error occurred in the last hour, or accuracy fell below 95%. Raise it with Google's data provider, using the disagreement log above as evidence.