New Match - Liverpool
A message when All Red Video puts the full match up. Never the score.
The newest one is Full Match: Bournemouth vs LFC, from 20 September.
I built this for United, my own club, and a friend who follows Liverpool asked whether it would work for them too. It does. All Red Video puts every match up in full some time after the final whistle - a few hours, the next day, occasionally two - and never says when. So you keep checking. And checking is how you run into the score you were trying to avoid.
The replay is the whole match as it happened, on the club's own channel and with the club's own people on it: biased, warm, entirely on your side. That is the part a neutral broadcast cannot give you, and it is why the replay is worth waiting for even when you could have watched it live.
So this is the same thing, for Liverpool: a message when the replay is up, a link straight to it, and nothing else in it. Watching needs an All Red Video subscription, €5.49 a month as I write this.
You get the title, the date and a link. Never the score, never the club's summary, never a thumbnail that gives the celebration away.
How to get told
The simplest way is a notification on this device, like the ones the club's app sends but with nothing in it. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for: your browser hands out an anonymous address, and that is all that is kept. Turn it off here and it is deleted.
On an iPhone or iPad, Apple only offers notifications once a site has been added to the home screen. It takes three taps:
- Tap the share button at the bottom of Safari.
- Choose Add to Home Screen.
- Open New Match from the home screen and turn notifications on there.
Reading this on a computer? The notification lands on whichever device you turn it on, so if you would rather have it on your phone, open newmatch.nu there and follow the steps it shows.
If a notification never turns up, the computer itself may be silencing the browser without the site being told. On a Mac that is System Settings → Notifications, where Chrome and Firefox each have one switch for the whole browser and Safari lists this site on its own. On a phone it rarely gets in the way.
Or by email, if that is where you keep things. One message per replay, nothing else ever, and an unsubscribe link in every one that works on the first click.
Or put this address into any RSS reader:
The latest
The date is the match day. The replay itself turns up later - the same evening, the next day, sometimes two.
- Full Match: Bournemouth vs LFC20 September
- Full Match: LFC vs Spurs15 September
- LFC v Fulham: Full match12 September
- Full Match: LFC vs Atletico9 September
- Full Match: Ipswich vs LFC4 September
- Full Match: LFC vs Nottm Forest29 August
- Full match: Newcastle v LFC23 August
- Full Match: LFC vs Como 190716 August
- Full Match: LFC vs Como 1907 | Behind closed doors16 August
- LFC v Monaco: Full match9 August
- Full Match: LFC vs Leeds United3 August
- LFC v Wrexham: Full match30 July
- Full match: LFC v Sunderland25 July
- Full Match: LFC vs Brentford24 May
- Full Match: Aston Villa vs LFC15 May
- LFC v Chelsea: Full match9 May
- Full Match: Man United vs LFC3 May
- Full Match: LFC vs Crystal Palace25 April
- Full Match: Everton vs LFC19 April
- Full Match: LFC vs PSG14 April
Want it live instead? The Premier League keeps a list of the official broadcaster in every country. This is for afterwards.