Readers of beevona.com should be able to trust the record of a match and the reasoning around it. If we publish a material factual error, we correct it clearly rather than leave readers with a misleading account.
Send us a correction request
Email beevona247@gmail.com with the article URL, the specific sentence or table entry at issue, the reason you believe it is wrong and a reliable source where possible. Include the date of the match or event if it helps distinguish similar fixtures. Please do not send sensitive personal information unless it is necessary to explain the request.
How we review a concern
We compare the disputed claim with the original source, official records where available and any new evidence. We consider whether the problem is factual, a missing qualification, an outdated figure or a disagreement with clearly labelled analysis. A prediction that did not come true is not itself a correction, but a prediction built on an incorrect stated fact may need one.
Corrections, updates and clarifications
We may fix a minor spelling or formatting error without a note when the meaning does not change. For a material factual correction, we update the affected passage and explain the change in a visible note or correction record. We date significant updates to developing stories. We add a clarification when wording was technically accurate but likely to mislead.
Removal and follow-up
We generally favour correction and context over deleting an article. Removal may be necessary for serious privacy, safety, legal or fundamental-accuracy reasons. We may ask for more evidence before deciding. Response times depend on the complexity of the issue, but urgent errors about live events or people should be reviewed promptly.
Questions about this process can be sent through our Contact Us.