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You’ll be able to sync your Hue smart lights to World Cup matches.

A new feature called Sports Live is being rolled out to the Philips Hue app that will trigger lighting effects in response to goals being scored or referees issuing cards during the World Cup in June and July. Your lights can also match the color of your favorite team or the team that’s currently in the lead during a match.

<em>Your Hue lights will react to goals, referee calls, and can change color depending on which team is currently in the lead during a match.</em>
<em>Through the Hue app you can select your favorite teams playing in the World Cup.</em>
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Your Hue lights will react to goals, referee calls, and can change color depending on which team is currently in the lead during a match.
Image: Philips Hue
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