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FOX Sports (foxsports.com) has 333 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 1.3 out of 5.
333 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Chris M.
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Game is Carlton vs Lions. No balance in the commentary. Complete bias to Melbourne based team. What little comments are made about lions is always after they score a goal. And then it's with bland comments. It is about time Fox commentsrors showed some professionalism and cover BOTH sides. We watch with no sound.
Chris F.
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This only gets a 1 because 0 did not seem to be an option. No idea how this app still exists. The worst app I have ever used.
Ms Lori F.
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Does Ken Hinkley ever Shut up about how good Port Adelaide are! If they were that good he would still be the coach! Shut the Hell up Ken
dan
Posted
this is the dumbest app I've ever used. impossible not to spoiler games. with spoilers disabled, the video autoplays live anyways and sidebar has latest highlights and game stats. okay the score is removed, but the live video shows score, there are highlights of the goals and stats that are impossible to hide
Christine
Posted
SCAM!!!! It took me 3 plus hours to unsubscribe from the free trial!! DONT DO IT!! Go to Fubo! At least they are honest!!!
Paul W.
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To Whom In the Argentina v Switzerland FIFA game, the referees correctly switched a yellow card from Argentina to Switzerland. It’s clear in the replay that the Swiss player flopped and intentionally try to draw a foul against Argentina. Right decision made. However, listening to the Fox commentators, the perpetrator became the victim! The misplaced empathy for the Swiss player was incorrect. The commentators even went so far as to say the rule was not intended as enforced. Read the rule. It was enforced exactly as intended. Such suicidal empathy by the Fox crew is misleading and deceptive. Shame on Fox.
Michelle C.
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we don't want to see a star player cam! we should be able to see a full cam. whose ideas was this?
Ken K.
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Showing the final score before someone watches a replay is one of the dumbest, most user-hostile design decisions I've ever seen in a sports streaming app. The entire purpose of offering replays is to let people watch games they couldn't see live. Yet your app goes out of its way to ruin that experience by plastering the score everywhere—on the TV app, the streaming menu, the replay selection screen, and even while giving viewers the option to "Start from Beginning." Before I can press play, you've already told me the ending. How does a major sports platform overlook something this obvious? Millions of people have jobs, families, time zone differences, and other commitments that make watching every match live impossible. Treating live viewing as the only valid way to experience sports is incredibly shortsighted and unbelievably inconsiderate. The solution is not complicated. Every sports streaming service should have a spoiler-free mode that hides scores, results, and thumbnails that reveal outcomes until the viewer chooses otherwise. Instead, you've built a replay experience that defeats its own purpose. The World Cup should be one of the most exciting sporting events in the world. Instead, a significant part of the excitement has been stripped away because your app repeatedly spoiled the outcome of matches before I ever had the chance to watch them. That's not just a frustrating oversight—it's a fundamental failure in understanding your audience.
