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Football predictions where every team is its shirt in 3D

FanatikApp predicts twelve leagues from real data, tells the 2026 World Cup match by match and turns every shirt into something you can touch, personalise and buy.

ExampleSports media, clubs and prediction apps3 min read

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It's a demo with a made-up business: the names, photos and prices are placeholders.

Who it's for

  • Sports media and sites that want a numbers-led preview of every match.
  • Clubs and supporters' groups that want an app of their own.
  • Prediction apps and friends' leagues looking for more than a grey table.
  • Kit shops that want to sell right when fans are looking at the match.

What's inside

  • Twelve leagues with real data from ESPN: Champions League, Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1 and six more, with live tables.
  • Every match comes with its prediction out in the open: home, draw and away chances, the most likely score and where each number comes from.
  • The 2026 World Cup as it happened: all 104 matches with their analysis, the bracket from the round of 32 to the final, and how we did.
  • Every team is its shirt in 3D: tap it, turn it, put your name and number on it and buy it at Mariscal Soccer.
  • A playable demo of the app: your call against the model's, a league with your mates and the match live.
  • In Spanish, English, Croatian, German, Italian and Portuguese, each language with its own URLs.

FanatikApp started life as a 2026 World Cup site: a prediction and a preview for every match, in six languages. The World Cup is over, Spain won it, and the product kept something worth having: a way of reading a match before it's played. Now it does that every week, across twelve leagues.

What you see first

The match of the week in 3D: both shirts facing each other on the centre circle of a pitch at night, with a ring on the grass showing the three chances (home, draw, away). Below that, what's coming league by league, from the Champions League to MLS, with the most likely score for every match. The data is real (ESPN) and refreshes itself. And instead of a black box, the prediction's working is out in the open: each team's goals, the expected goals and every possible score.

The World Cup, as it happened

The final was Spain 1, Argentina 0, with Ferran Torres scoring in extra time. FanatikApp tells it minute by minute, shows the bracket from the round of 32 to the final next to what we said before each tie, and doesn't hide the misses: we called who went through in 26 of 31 ties. All 104 matches have their own page with the score, the goals and the pre-match preview.

The shirt, one tap from checkout

Wherever a team shows up, so does its shirt. Tap it and a card opens alongside with the shirt in 3D, ready to turn, where you type your name and number and watch them print live. One more tap and you're at Mariscal Soccer buying it exactly like that. For a club, a media outlet or a shop, that's a sale at the very moment a fan is looking at the match.

For your club, your outlet or your league

The prediction model, the leagues, the branding and the languages all adapt: your club with your shirts, your outlet with its leagues, your friends' league with its own table. The app has a playable demo too: make your call, fight for top spot with your mates and follow a match live.

See the match of the week

Head to fanatikapp.themariscal.com, tap a shirt and put your name on it. If you can picture your fans doing that, get in touch.

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