Summary: Sports information changes quickly. Before sharing it or drawing a conclusion, verify the source, date, time zone and any UNKNOWN status.
1. Start with official sources
For fixtures and team announcements, look for the league, federation or club website and official channel. Check the URL and publication date instead of treating a screenshot or forwarded message as proof.
2. Check date, time and time zone
International fixtures may be displayed in different time zones. Convert to Asia/Phnom_Penh and confirm again on match day.
3. Separate fact from analysis
An announced fixture or official team list can be verified. A prediction about tactics or results is analysis and must be labelled as such.
If evidence is insufficient, we display UNKNOWN rather than substituting zero or a guess.
4. Protect accounts and links
Do not sign in through an unfamiliar link. Check HTTPS and the domain, enable 2FA and never share an OTP or recovery code.
Frequently asked questions
Is a screenshot enough evidence?
No. Find the original URL and date so you can check its context and whether it has changed.
Does this guide predict results?
No. It explains information verification and account safety.