An extensive summer of football is now in full swing with record numbers of fans turning to BBC Sport for coverage.

Over the past few weeks unprecedented audiences have visited our site and app with strong engagement on live pages articles and video content.

We are thrilled that viewers are enjoying our World Cup reports alongside Wimbledon Formula 1 cricket and additional events on every platform.

While football excitement draws visitors we have focused in recent months on aligning our material and features with the high standard of the matches.

Our reporting features deeper narratives enhanced analysis specialist views and exclusive details behind major stories.

New features include a Shorts section in the app an updated Predictor tool and the engaging Fifa World Cup 3D Experience.

The live standings projection for the final 32 World Cup teams proved popular allowing fans to map progression through the knockout rounds.

We introduced extra football quizzes with the fresh Who Am I format and trialed live comments on select match pages.

These updates stem from audience input as we review data and consult regularly with users to refine the site and app experience.

Once the World Cup finishes we will continue offering strong daily material while gearing up for the new club season regardless of the champion.

Beyond tournament reaction we will return promptly to club action with pre-season reports transfer updates and related stories.

BBC Sport along with Nations and Regions teams provide coverage for every club across the Premier League WSL EFL Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland.

Our dedicated club writers will deliver behind-the-scenes details from pre-season tours.

Selected pre-season fixtures will feature live pages supported by detailed articles and updates ahead of the new season.

After the World Cup standout performers will attract transfer interest from leading clubs seeking their services.

Our journalists including senior correspondent Sami Mokbel will deliver major transfer news via the website and app.

The daily transfer gossip column will compile all the latest rumours from the football scene.

Following the World Cup Predictor a new weekly version will launch right after the event featuring five matches each week for predictions.

Users can maintain streaks and share outcomes with friends and family.

Quizzes will remain available for testing knowledge of the game.

We are preparing several new features for the upcoming football season.

In the men's game highlights will cover the Premier League Champions League Scottish Premiership FA Cup La Liga and Bundesliga.

For the women's game highlights will include the WSL and Women's Champions League.

The new Shorts tab in the BBC Sport app will host video content throughout the week with club explainers pundit views interviews and exclusive material.

We will add more fan reactions allowing viewers to see current opinions and discuss key club topics.

Users can set Shorts as the default tab via Settings.

Live pages will expand with added interactive options more discussion and better tools including Radio 5 Live audio for Premier League and Champions League plus live video for the FA Cup.

The Scores and Fixtures pages will track matches across the football structure.

The BBC Sport app with the My Sport tab offers the easiest access to all content by following preferred teams and sports.

After setup quick links appear at the top of the Home tab enabling more tailored experiences going forward.

Premier League followers will receive Live Notifications with score alerts on phone lock screens during matches starting next season.