BeSoccer

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Website about association football

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BeSoccer

Type of site	soccer website, soccer app
Available in	Spanish, English
Founded	1 July 2006
Headquarters	Málaga , Spain
Owner	Manuel Agustín Heredia
Founder	Manuel Agustín Heredia
URL	besoccer.com
Commercial	No

BeSoccer is anassociation football website anddatabase.^[1]^[2]

Established by Manuel Agustín Heredia in 2006 atMálaga,Spain,^[3] it provides users with statistics, results and news on soccer clubs and players of the main European leagues. It also offers information on several South American leagues and world cup qualifiers. It also offers a complete analysis of player data or any other aspect related to world soccer through the BeSoccer Pro tool.^[1]

Further, it has amobile application for 60 countries, as well as the world's largest database with information on 2,000 competitions, 100,000 teams and 10 million matches.^[2]