Bootleg Stub vs GroundHopping

Create your football history archive. Every match you've been to is already part of football's record — the scores, the scorers, the grounds, the dates, sitting in archives somewhere. Bootleg Stub gives you your slice of it. Search for a match and it comes with everything attached. Or write in the ones the records missed — the 1999 final, the midweek cup replay nobody covered. The most-watched sport in the world, on your shelf. - Log live, log later. A match you went to last night, a match you went to in 1999. Both go in the same archive. - Claim the matches you're going to. Tell Stub who you support and you'll get a heads-up the day before they play. Tap Going, and the stub fills itself in at full time — then asks how it was. - Find the next one. See what's on near you or in any city, and save the matches you're eyeing. - Friends, not followers. Your stubs are visible to the people you choose. No public profiles, no leaderboards, no metrics dressed up as encouragement. - The archive builds itself. Every match you log adds to your map of grounds, teams, competitions, countries — the shape of your football, drawn over time. - A stub is a thing to share. Send a finished stub to a friend. Or keep it. Free — no subscription, nothing held back. Keep the stub.

From your first away day to your next new ground, GroundHopping keeps your soccer memories together. Log stadium visits with the match date, teams, score and notes. Add ticket and stadium photos to remember the day. Explore stadiums on the map, track the grounds, countries and leagues you have visited, and earn badges as your collection grows. GroundHopping Pro includes CSV import and export in Settings. Imported files must use the supported format.