Flashscore alternative: match alerts in Telegram or Discord
Flashscore is one of the best live-score apps there is, and for many people it is the right tool. Veentry is built for a different habit: follow a team, a driver or a coin once, and its start and result arrive in the messenger you already use — when you chose them to.
What is actually different
Flashscore covers more than 30 sports and thousands of competitions, with live tables, lineups, statistics and per-team notifications for goals and red cards. Veentry does not try to match that. Its coverage is narrower: football, CS2, Dota 2, League of Legends, Formula 1, crypto and markets, plus news from fashion, music and health publications.
The difference is where the alerts land and what one list can hold. Flashscore's alerts come from the Flashscore app. Veentry's come as messages in Telegram or Discord, so your football club, your CS2 roster, the next Grand Prix and a coin you hold share one follow list and one chat — with no extra app on your phone.
You choose when, per follow
Each follow has its own timing: the moment it happens, a set time before the start, or before or after the event on the weekdays and at the hour you pick. A Saturday match can reach you on Saturday morning; a cup tie that starts at 3 a.m. your time can wait until you wake up.
Results can arrive hidden, too. Turn on “Hide results” for a follow and the winner, the score or the podium comes as a spoiler you tap to reveal — useful when you plan to watch the replay.
What Veentry does not do yet
Today a match sends its start and its result — per map in esports, per session in Formula 1. Goal, card and substitution alerts are on the way, and so are price alerts for coins. If you want every goal pushed the second it is scored, Flashscore does that now, and there is nothing wrong with using both.
Trying it next to Flashscore
There is nothing to install: open Veentry in Telegram, or sign in on veentry.com with Telegram or Discord. Follow the two or three teams you check Flashscore for most often, pick when each should reach you, and keep Flashscore for the afternoons you want to watch scores tick.
FAQ
Is Veentry a free Flashscore alternative?
Veentry has a free tier that covers a normal follow list, and paid plans for larger ones. It does a different job from Flashscore — messages about what you follow rather than a live scoreboard — so many people use both.
Does Veentry have live scores like Flashscore?
No live table. Veentry sends the start and the result of each match you follow as a message — per map in esports and per session in Formula 1. Goal, card and substitution alerts are planned.
Which sports does Veentry cover?
Football, CS2, Dota 2, League of Legends and Formula 1, plus crypto and market news and publications such as Vogue, Billboard and Healthline. Flashscore covers far more sports; Veentry covers fewer, but puts them in one follow list next to subjects outside sport.