Follow live sport at work, disguised as a spreadsheet.
Sport Spreadsheet shows real-time scores, tables and commentary — the 2026 World Cup, the Premier League, La Liga, the Champions League, cricket, the IPL and more — inside a fully interactive spreadsheet that looks exactly like Google Sheets or Excel. One keystroke blurs the whole screen the moment someone walks past.
Free · no download · no account · open the URL and go
- No download
- No account
- Free
- Any browser
- Gone in a keystroke
How it works
Three steps, about ten seconds
Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Open the spreadsheet
A live spreadsheet loads instantly — authentic Google Sheets or Excel chrome, menus, formula bar and sheet tabs. No download, no sign-up.
Pick your sport
Choose the World Cup, your football league or the cricket. Fixtures, live scores and standings fill the grid like ordinary data.
Follow along, look busy
Scores update in real time. Open any row for commentary and stats. One keystroke blurs the lot behind an Excel “Protected View”.
Features
Everything you need to follow the match, quietly
Looks exactly like work
Faithful Google Sheets / Excel chrome — menu bar, formula bar, sheet tabs, cell selection and keyboard nav. Flip the skin between Sheets and Excel.
Real-time scores & commentary
Live scores, lineups, key events and brief-or-detailed commentary across every competition, refreshed automatically. Tables update as results land.
Boss key, built in
Tap the backtick key for an instant Excel “Protected View” that blurs the data. Press F9 to run a fake “recalculate” that mimics real activity.
Disguise personas
Relabel the live data as a Vendor Scorecard, Sales Pipeline, Support Queue, Trading Book, Project Tracker or Capacity Plan. The numbers stay live; the headers read as business-as-usual.
Detailed or simplified
Switch between a clean summary and a dense detailed view with round, venue, kickoff and KPI-style bars — whichever blends in with your other screen.
Syncs across devices
Optional one-tap email sign-in saves your view, skin, open leagues and notes, so your setup follows you from desk to phone. No password, no personal data.
Why not just…
The honest comparison
A livescore tab, your phone, or an alt-tabbed stream all fail the same test — the one where someone walks past your desk.
| What you actually need | A livescore tab | Phone under the desk | Alt-tabbing a stream | Sport Spreadsheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Survives the over-the-shoulder glance | ||||
| Hides instantly — one keystroke | — | |||
| Quiet on the office network | ~ | — | ||
| Nothing to install, no account | ~ | |||
| Live scores, tables & commentary |
Made for
Built for the over-the-shoulder test
For the moments when a bright sports app on your screen would give you away — a spreadsheet reads as work to anyone glancing over.
Open-plan offices
When anyone can glance at your monitor, a scoreboard is a giveaway and a spreadsheet is invisible. Built for the over-the-shoulder test.
Tournament season
World Cup group games at 11am, cricket that runs all day — keep every match a glance away without alt-tabbing to a bright sports app.
Back-to-back meetings
Share your screen with a clear conscience: the scores live one cosmetic sheet tab away, and the boss key is a single keystroke if you need to present.
New to following sport on the quiet? Read the guide to watching sport at work.
Coverage
Many sports, one sheet
Football's biggest leagues, the World Cup, cricket and more — each a sheet tab away.
Open the spreadsheet, catch the match.
Live scores load in about ten seconds — no download, no account — and blur behind a “Protected View” in a single keystroke when you need them to.
Have a question first? Read the FAQ.