Last night's football results — the night of Sunday, 1 November 2026

The headline score is the score at the end of play, including extra time where it was played — but it does not include a penalty shoot-out.

That is why a cup tie can show as a draw here while one side has gone through. A shoot-out does not count as goals in the result, by long-standing convention, so it is recorded separately and shown beneath the main score on that match's own page.

To know whether a score was reached inside ninety minutes or needed extra time, open the match, which carries the full status along with the half-time score, the goal times and who scored each one.

Results are not always final when the match ends. A game abandoned part-way through — weather, or an incident in the ground — may be replayed in full or resumed from the minute it stopped, depending on the competition's regulations.

The other case is a disciplinary ruling. A club that fields an ineligible player, or fails to fulfil a fixture, can be awarded a defeat, often at a scoreline the competition fixes in advance. What is shown here changes once the data source reflects the decision.

In practice a normal match more than a day old is settled; a match with an incident during play is worth checking again the next day.

This page lists only matches with a completed result. Anything postponed, cancelled or abandoned part-way through does not appear — it stays on the fixtures page for the same date, labelled with its status.

The split is deliberate: a results page should answer one question, what the final score was. Mixing in matches without a complete score makes it harder to scan without adding anything. The link to the same day's fixtures sits beside the heading of each day's results page.

The other reason a match seems missing on a day's results page is the date. A game kicking off after midnight Thai time is filed under the Thai-time date, usually a day later than the calendar date at home. This page already includes those games, because it runs from noon to noon, and it moves on to the latest night at 06:00 each morning.

The date rail opens each day's results page. It shows seven days with the selected date in the middle and re-centres on whichever day you pick, so you can keep stepping back three days at a time. Each date is its own link: open it directly, bookmark it, or send it to someone and they see the same day.

For a season-wide view rather than a day-by-day walk, go to the competition's own page, which collects its recent results alongside the table that reflects them.

Open any result for the half-time score, the goalscorers with the minute each goal was scored, cards, substitutions, confirmed line-ups where the data source publishes them, and match statistics such as possession, shots on target and saves.

What the status labels mean — AET, Pen. and the rest — is covered in the separate guide to match statuses.