If someone asks you what the most popular sport in the world is, no doubt you will have to answer: soccer.

Soccer emerged in the 17th century in England. It is said that it was a game played by soldiers from the English army.

Initially, with no rules, it was considered a violent sport, as several types of aggression were allowed to advance or restrain the opponent.

Nowadays, more than 100 years later, with the introduction of the video referee (VAR), a match from the last century would not last long without the interference of this new resource.

In just over 300 years of history, soccer has become much more than a passion, and today drives a billion-dollar financial market, provides global events, and uses the latest technology in broadcasting and sports equipment.

Contributing to this growth are institutions such as UEFA (Union of European Football Associations).

UEFA member teams are the richest in the world and the ones that make the most expensive player transfers. So it is inevitable not to win over soccer lovers all around the world.

However, the broadcasting of the games on pay channels is restricted to a small number of fans. But with the advance in internet connection speed and the volume of money that this market moves, having your own streaming channel has become a reality.

And believe me, the app is free. All you need is a cell phone to download the UEFA.TV app and follow the best of world soccer.

Go to the app store of your cell phone operating system and enter “UEFA.TV” to download. To log in, you will need to register.

A few pieces of information are required: name, e-mail address, and date of birth. With the log in you can select your favorite team and be notified of every new video related to it.

See the list:

And to stay even more in touch with what’s going on in the world of European soccer, there are videos of interviews, highlights, goals, of course, and even a five-episode documentary relating to current issues that have resonated in the world of soccer. The documentary is currently available on the UEFA.TV app is called Outraged. And from the titles of the videos in this documentary alone, you can understand why it is called Outraged. To date the videos in the Outraged documentary are:

It’s a lot of content! You will need help not to miss your favorite matches. One of the app’s features is that you can add, with just one click, a reminder to your phone’s calendar so you don’t miss the matches that interest you, regardless of the championship.

All other extra videos can be scheduled to be watched later and be easily located when you actually have time to watch them.

At the top of the app, there is a fixed screen mirroring button to facilitate the transmission to your TV and watch in high resolution every detail of the game.

Download right now and enjoy. Those who love football will not want another channel.

I can almost hear the UEFA Champions League theme every time I see this app on my cell phone screen. Maybe you’ll end up like me.