How LiveStyled enhances the matchday experience

Liam Watson

It’s the technology used by more than 50 stadium clients around the world, so what makes LiveStyled such a reliable use of technology?

An award-winning platform, LiveStyled helps to improve the experience of fans attending a game. It has already been used extensively by Tottenham Hotspur, while the Tele2 Arena in Stockholm also caters for home sides Hammarby and Djurgardens IF.

The fundamentals of LiveStyled is to understand more about a fan individually, including where they’re based and what type of membership they have. Through the digital platform, LiveStyled opens up new doors for the fan’s experience from the club.

Everything that LiveStyled does provides more depth to content for the sporting club’s fans. The app features an immersive experience of a stadium and offers a club the chance to deliver unique and exclusive content accessible only on the app. It can be the home for all news, videos and highlights.

For Tottenham, their move to Tottenham Hotspur stadium makes the app even more important. As fans become used to their new home, needs and interests can be tailored for those at the ground and abroad.

For people living in England, they can get travel assistance, easy access at the gate and know exactly where they’re going to sit via an interactive map.

Meanwhile, fans anywhere else in the world can view pre-match news, video, localised sponsors and have a personalised countdown to kick-off.

LiveStyled is available for clubs big and small, with the digital platform offered in ‘Pro’ and ‘Enterprise’ editions for clubs looking for the basic features and functionality or the full package.

More information on LiveStyled can be found here: https://www.livestyled.com/

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Tim Cahill Backs Nardo as Startup Secures $1 Million Investment Round

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Australian football icon Tim Cahill has joined sports technology platform Nardo as both an investor and strategic partner, helping the company close a $1 million pre-seed funding round aimed at accelerating international growth. The investment will support Nardo’s expansion into key markets including the United States, United Kingdom and Middle East.

Founded to simplify apparel and teamwear management for grassroots and semi-professional sporting organisations, Nardo’s platform streamlines the often-complex process of ordering, distributing and managing sportswear. The company believes its technology can reduce administrative burdens on clubs while improving efficiency across community sport.

Cahill’s involvement adds significant credibility to the venture. One of Australia’s most recognisable sporting figures, the former Socceroo has long advocated for the growth of grassroots football and community participation. His investment reflects growing confidence in sports technology solutions that address operational challenges faced by clubs and sporting organisations.

The announcement also highlights the increasing appetite for sports technology investment across Australia, with startups seeking to modernise everything from fan engagement and performance analysis to club administration and equipment management. For football in particular, where participation continues to grow nationwide, digital solutions aimed at supporting grassroots infrastructure are becoming an increasingly important part of the sport’s ecosystem.

As Nardo prepares for its next phase of expansion, Cahill’s backing provides both commercial support and industry expertise, positioning the company to pursue opportunities beyond the Australian market while maintaining a strong focus on serving community sport.

Alibaba Group allies with UEFA and UC3 as new strategic partner

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Alibaba Group will become the global AI, Cloud Computing and E-Commerce Partner for the UEFA Euro 2028 tournament and UEFA men’s club competitions from 2027-2033.

 

Uniting two global giants

The partnership will see Alibaba position itself as a strategic partner for UEFA and UC3 at both club and international level.

As one of the world’s leading tech and e-commerce companies, Alibaba will team up with European football’s governing body to deliver exciting new ways of bringing fans closer to the game through innovate technologies.

“We are delighted to welcome Alibaba as a global partner for UEFA EURO 2028 and as a future partner of our men’s club competitions,” expressed UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin via media release.

“Together we can bring fans closer to the game in new and meaningful ways – making our competitions feel even more captivating, engaging and accessible, while preserving the traditions, emotions and spirit that define European football.”

Furthermore, Chairman of Alibaba Group, Joe Tsai, outlined how the company will pursue a shared vision with UEFA to unite fans from all over Europe and the entire world.

“We believe that football is a shared language around the world, and the unifying power of the game at all levels for all fans is the mission that brings Alibaba and UEFA together,” said Tsai via media release.

 

Where innovation meets tradition

Indeed, this is a partnership which is unique in its potential impact.

On one side is a global tech giant, capable of leveraging innovative e-commerce platforms and AI expertise. On the other, a governing body which oversees some of the most popular football competitions in the world.

It is an alliance which embodies the current and future state of the football landscape, which includes innovation and technology at the heart of its operations.

Tech platforms of the future, aligning with a sport of deep-rooted history and tradition.

We saw recently another partnership of a similar nature. Arsenal FC – one of the founding Premier League clubs and recent champions – announced a collaboration with Meta to create new ways of uniting fans beyond the 90 minutes on the pitch.

So, now that Alibaba Group, UEFA and UC3 will embark on their own collaboration in the coming years, fans of European football will see this tech-sport revolution up close as they continue to engage with – and enjoy – the sport they love.

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