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Official European Games app launched ahead of Krakow-Malopolska 2023
13 June 2023
The official European Games app has been launched ahead of the third edition of Europe’s premier multi-sport event kicking off in Poland on 21 June.
Available on the iPhone store and Google Play, the app has been developed by European Olympic Committees’ (EOC) partner Atos and features live results, highlights, and exclusive content, as well as ticket details, official merchandise, and updated schedules for all the action between 21 June and 2 July.
The app is a must-download ahead of the European Games Krakow-Malopolska 2023.
Whether you’re keeping up with live results, watching highlights or are interested in the stories behind the competition, the European Games app is designed to cater to your needs.
You can customise your experience in the app’s settings, enabling you to access personalised content
tailored to your interests on your phone.
From athlete profiles to behind-the-scenes footage, the app provides a unique and immersive
experience, allowing you to delve deeper into the European Games.
It provides a comprehensive platform for fans, enthusiasts, and followers of European Olympic sports.
EOC Coordination Commission Chair Hasan Arat said: “Thank you to our partners at Atos for the hard work they have done in building the official app of the European Games.
“The new app will allow fans across the world to fully immerse themselves in the European Games Krakow-Malopolska 2023, no matter where they are following the action from.
“This is Europe’s premier multi-sport event and we want everyone to have the chance to follow their favourite sports in Poland. The launch of our new app will ensure that this is possible.”
Downloads are available here: Android / iOS
About the European Games
The third edition of the European Games will take place between 21 June and 2 July 2023. There will be 26 sports played during the games with 18 Olympic and eight non-Olympic sports scheduled and more than 7,000 athletes expected to take part. Kraków will be the main hub of the Games with 11 different towns and cities hosting sports in a variety of different venues