Soccer / Football API

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Reliable Soccer API for live scores (websocket), fixtures, results, standings, player stats, match events, and smarter football data experiences.

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About Soccer / Football API

The Soccer API for Live Scores, Stats, Odds & Predictions provides soccer/football data through REST endpoints and WebSocket streams, covering fixtures, live match events, statistics, odds, predictions, standings, and historical data. Data is organized around stable entity identifiers linking competitions, seasons, fixtures, teams, players, events, and statistics, returned as structured JSON.

Coverage includes live scores with match clock and injury time, goals, cards, VAR decisions, substitutions, and penalties; pre-match, live, and historical odds across supported bookmakers and markets; win/draw/loss probabilities, expected goals, BTTS, and over-under forecasts; league standings with points, wins, draws, losses, and goal difference; team and player profiles including line-ups and career statistics; and head-to-head match history. Historical data covers past fixtures, results, standings, player statistics, match events, and odds where available.

The API is intended for building live-score applications, fantasy platforms, sportsbooks, media products, and analytics tools. Documentation includes an authentication guide, endpoint reference, JSON response examples, error and rate-limit guidance, and language-specific code examples for JavaScript, Python, and PHP.

Key features

Live scores with match clock, injury time, goals, cards, VAR and substitutions
REST endpoints for fixtures, results, standings and historical data
WebSocket streaming for low-latency live match events
Soccer statistics including xG, xA, possession, shots and passes
Pre-match, live and historical odds across bookmakers and markets
Win/draw/loss and over-under prediction data with confidence information

Frequently asked questions

What kind of data can I access through this API?

It covers fixtures, live scores and events, statistics, standings, historical data, odds, and predictions across supported competitions.

Does it support real-time updates?

Yes, it offers a WebSocket API to subscribe to low-latency match events instead of repeatedly polling REST endpoints.

What languages or platforms are supported?

The API is REST and WebSocket based and provides documented request patterns and language-specific code examples, including JavaScript, Python and PHP.