Live tagging in sports refers to the practice of annotating or marking specific events, actions, or moments in real-time during a game or competition. It involves the use of specialized software or tools that allow users to assign relevant tags or labels to particular occurrences as they happen.

Live tagging is commonly used in sports broadcasting, video analysis, and fan engagement. It enables broadcasters and analysts to provide viewers with real-time insights, highlights, and statistics. Coaches and teams also benefit from live tagging as it allows them to quickly access relevant moments for post-game analysis, strategy adjustments, and player feedback. Additionally, fans can engage with the game by interacting with live tagging features, exploring key moments, and accessing additional information.