Set the profile before opening the event
Use the profile menu and review the Spoilers preference before browsing the match. Kayo's help describes a toggle and explains that hidden scores apply across sports. The profile should be the one used for the delayed session, rather than another household member's ordinary live-viewing profile.
Check the interface cautiously after changing it. A score already seen cannot be unseen, so avoid visiting an event summary simply to confirm the setting. Use the provider's explanation and the visibly hidden score tiles as the relevant preparation.
Plan around the live-programme limitation
The official help explicitly warns that live broadcasts can reveal scores from concurrent games. If avoiding those results matters, choose the viewing order accordingly and consider whether a particular broadcast is likely to discuss the wider competition.
Other devices matter too. A phone notification, sports app or conversation can disclose a result outside Kayo. Decide which interruptions to silence during the planned replay. This is a household viewing choice, not a feature the streaming application's spoiler switch can control.
Switch back deliberately after catching up
After the event, restore the desired preference if the household wants normal scores and Key Moments again. Explain the setting to other viewers so hidden score tiles are not mistaken for an incomplete event page.
If a tile remains visible contrary to the documented setting, record the profile, device and surface where it appeared. Distinguish an interface score from a graphic inside the actual broadcast. That difference determines whether the result is a setting fault or the feature's stated boundary.
Questions about this guide
Does Spoilers Off remove score graphics from the programme itself?
Kayo says the feature does not apply to live broadcasts.
Are Key Moments part of the setting?
Yes. The provider describes hiding their interface markers when spoilers are off.
