Apple has updated its Apple Sports app with coverage of four additional soccer competitions: the Australian A-League Men, Egyptian Premier League, Israeli Premier League, and South African Premiership. The update also gives tennis fans a new way to follow tournament draws as events progress.

For tennis, Apple Sports now displays tournament brackets in real time for Grand Slam events and 1000-level tournaments. Users can see matchups and results at a glance for each round, bringing the progression of a tournament into one view.

New soccer league coverage

The soccer expansion adds leagues from four different countries and regions to Apple Sports. The newly supported competitions are:

  • Australian A-League Men
  • Egyptian Premier League
  • Israeli Premier League
  • South African Premiership

These additions give the app coverage of more soccer leagues than it had before the update. Apple has not provided further details about changes to other sports or features in the update.

Real-time tennis tournament brackets

The tennis feature focuses on tournament draws and the way each event develops round by round. Apple Sports can now show brackets for Grand Slams and 1000-level tournaments, with matchups and results presented for each stage.

Because the draws update in real time, users can follow how results affect the remaining path through a tournament. The bracket view is designed to provide a quick overview rather than requiring fans to check each matchup separately.

What the update means for Apple Sports users

The update broadens Apple Sports' soccer coverage while adding more detailed tournament tracking for tennis. Soccer fans following the newly added leagues can use the app for those competitions, while tennis fans gain a bracket-based view of major events and 1000-level tournaments.

Apple Sports is available through the App Store. The latest update's specific version number and release notes beyond the added soccer leagues and tennis draw support were not provided.