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JSON, a versatile file format and data exchange standard, relies on easy-to-read text to manage data objects containing attributes, values, and arrays. Embraced across various industries, JSON is pivotal in facilitating seamless communication between web applications and servers. We’ll explore how to harness the capabilities of the Sportmonks Football API using JSON.

It’s good to have you here. The World Cup is one of the biggest sports events around the globe, so let’s not waste a second and start building your dream application. In this blog we will work with World Cup 2022 examples, as the data of the World Cup 2026 is not available yet.

Welcome to our xG-explained blog. Here, we will explain the meaning of all the xG-metrics Sportmonks offers. In our previous blog we explained what xG is, in this blog we will dive into the deeper meaning of all new metrics xG brings to the table.

Welcome to the beautiful world of sports data. In football, things can be different from what they seem. xG is helping coaches, journalists, data analysts, and fans understand what is happening in front of our eyes on the field. We will explain how xG helps in this blog.

Welcome to our guide about building a team page that shows the squad of a team for a specific season, as well as the seasonal statistics of the team. A squad is the entire group of players related to a team in a particular Season.

Welcome to our how-to build a match page guide. Here you will learn about creating a match page that is filled with events, statistics and lineups. This is a follow-up on the how-to build your Livescore website guide. The Livescore page only shows the live score of the match and sometimes the bigger events such as goals, substitutions, and cards. For basic knowledge about livescores, includes, and nested includes please see our tutorials.