About Scout Paradise

Scout Paradise brings together match data, player performance, referee history, and team form in one place. The goal is to give fans a clear, consistent picture of what’s happening across the leagues they follow — not just who won, but how and why.

Right now it covers six leagues across Europe, with live scores, in-depth match stats, a full player search, team analytics, and referee profiles. Free users get access to the top two leagues; Pro unlocks everything.

• Fixtures & live scores — Browse upcoming and live matches by day. Free-tier leagues refresh automatically; Pro leagues include all major European competitions.
• Match stats — Beyond the scoreline: shots on target, xG, possession, corners, and cards — displayed as visual comparison bars for both teams.
• Player stats — Search by name or team, filter by position, sort by goals, assists, rating, or minutes. Full stats across GK, DEF, MID, and FWD.
• Team form & stats — Rolling 5-match form: winning/losing/drawing streaks, rolling averages for goals, xG, shots, possession, and yellow cards. Match-by-match breakdown included.
• Referee profiles — Career stats for referees: matches officiated, yellow cards per game, red cards, and penalty rate. Visible on each match detail page.

We’d rather do fewer things well than many things poorly. Phase 1 is deliberately scoped: stats and analytics only, no predictions or betting recommendations. The data in this version is demo/mock data — we’re showing you the shape of the product before connecting real feeds.

The design prioritises numbers that are easy to read at a glance — monospace font for all stats, consistent colour coding (amber for key numbers, green for wins, red for losses), and full light and dark mode support.

This is a Phase 1 preview. The platform is functional and the design is complete, but the underlying data is mock/demo only. Real data integration, live score polling, and billing are the next steps.

We’re not going to claim user numbers, revenue, or any track record we don’t have yet. When those things exist, we’ll say so.