Visit m.Goal.com On Your Mobile!
No matter where you are, you can always stay right up to date with what is going on in the world of football!
Oct 19, 2011 9:00:00 AM
Whether you are on the train, at home, sitting on a bench or in a café, thanks to m.Goal.com you are always up-to-date with the latest soccer news, livescores, and standings.
How does it work?It's easy! Simply visit m.Goal.com through your mobile phone by simply typing in http://m.goal.com on your mobile device's internet browser.
Does it cost anything?
It only costs as much as your cell provider charges you to browse the internet. m.Goal.com is a totally free service provided by the fellow soccer fanatics at Goal.com.
Goal.com Mobile Reader reaches your smartphone
Now you can get the latest football news directly on your smartphone thanks to the Goal.com.
Goal.com Mobile Reader delivers everything you need to know about football. With live scores, match details, team schedules, standings, 24/7 news coverage and more, all in multiple languages, Goal.com mobile keeps you informed no matter where you are, delivering instant, real-time access to football news.
The Goal.com app is available to download for Nokia, iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, and Windows Mobile devices free at m.goal.com/app via a mobile browser. Additionally, the application is featured in Nokia's Ovi Store and available for you to download through the Apple App Store, Windows Marketplace and BlackBerry App World.
For more information about the Goal.com App, click here.
Goal.com
Inside Goal.Com
-
RUMORS: The latest rumblings in the soccer transfer market
The Goal.com Rumor Mill is your 24/7 source for all the latest rumblings in the global transfer market.
-
PHOTOS: United States tops Honduras in WC qualifier in Utah
Take a look at the action from the United States' 1-0 victory Tuesday night at Rio Tinto Stadium.
-
McCARTHY: Five points on United States 1-0 Honduras
Jürgen Klinsmann's side remained two points clear at the top of the Hexagonal with a ruthlessly professional victory at Rio Tinto Stadium on Tuesday night.
-
PHOTOS: Unrest in Brazil one year before 2014 World Cup
Demonstrators flood Brazilian streets in protest during the Confederations Cup and one year ahead of 2014 World Cup.
-
AMERICANS ABROAD: Summer updates for U.S. internationals
With the U.S. national team making some noise in both friendlies and World Cup qualifying, Goal takes a look at some of the rumbling surrounding America's finest this offseason.
