Q4 2020 Performance of Top Soccer Games on Android in the UK

As the year 2020 drew to a close, soccer enthusiasts in the United Kingdom engaged with their favorite games on Android devices, showing various trends in user interaction and financial performance. Sensor Tower offers detailed analytics on these trends, presenting a picture of the soccer gaming landscape in the UK for the fourth quarter.

ELECTRONIC ARTS’ EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer saw a steady climb in revenue from $26K to $68K, with downloads peaking at 9K in the week of December 21 and active users reaching a high of 205K in early November.

Meanwhile, Top Eleven Be a Soccer Manager by Nordeus experienced a revenue fluctuation, with a notable peak at $49K in early December. The game's downloads hovered around 2K weekly, and active users showed a slight increase towards the end of December, indicating sustained interest.

SEGA's new release, Football Manager 2021 Mobile, had an impressive start with revenue reaching $69K in its debut week. Downloads grew steadily, culminating at 4.7K in the final week of December, a promising sign for the newly launched title.

The game Mini Football - Mobile Soccer from Miniclip.com witnessed a significant initial interest with downloads at 71K in late September, which normalized to around 6K to 8K towards the end of the quarter. Revenue saw a dip and then a rise again, ending at roughly $6.7K, while active users showed a consistent rise from late November.

Green Horse Games' Football Rivals: Online Soccer experienced modest revenue growth, ending at about $6.4K. The game's downloads and active users were lower compared to others on the list, with active users slightly decreasing to end at 5K.

These figures, provided by Sensor Tower, give a snapshot of the soccer gaming market on the Android platform in the UK. The trends in downloads, revenue, and weekly active users of these top games reflect the dynamic nature of mobile gaming. For more detailed insights, Sensor Tower's full analytics suite offers an in-depth look into the performance of mobile applications.