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Search and pick a section
The search filters the list with every letter typed. Below it, two selectors say where you are in the catalogue: the section, then its subsection, each with its number of videos. A section without subsections only opens the first one.
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Refine with filters
Each criterion set appears as a chip under the selectors, with its cross, and “Clear all” removes them at once. The Filters button opens the panel: year, format and discipline first, the rest under “More criteria”. The year is the event's when the title gives it — a 1997 final uploaded in 2026 is filed under 1997 —, otherwise the publication year. The list updates behind the panel, and the bottom button says how many videos await you.
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Live and upcoming broadcasts
When a match is being broadcast, a banner at the top of the list takes you there in one tap; a second one announces the broadcasts of the next seven days. They scroll with the list and do not depend on the filters: a live stream stays visible even when the search returns nothing.
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Watch a video
A card shows the thumbnail, the title, the channel, the date — followed by the event year when it differs — and the first tags. A tap opens the player; a video its platform does not allow embedding plays on that platform's site, and “Open in” hands over to the original app.
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Offline and refresh
The catalogue is kept on the device: without network, a banner shows the date of the last update and the list stays readable. Pulling the list down refreshes it; if loading fails with nothing cached, “Retry” starts it again.
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Nothing matches
When the criteria leave no video, the screen says so and “Reset” clears the search and all filters in one gesture. The counter above the list says at any time how many videos match the criteria set.
