Now Available Serie A 2016/2017

Posted on August 4, 2016August 4, 2016 by sportsop

New season is coming and of course is now available first league on Sports Open Data API: Italian Serie A. From 3 weeks to Serie A kick off, Sports Open Data has finished is migration on new servers and now first league is available. Italian Serie A 2016-2017 could be request on our APIs, here[…]

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Discover Sports Open Data 2016/2017

Posted on August 2, 2016 by sportsop

Next season is going to start and Sports Open Data is ready to follow it by new interesting leagues and activities that could make you happier than ever. First of all just keep you updated about, in an year, Sports Open Data has grown from nothing to what is at this time: We’ve followed Italian[…]

Serie A Calendar Rounds 2015-16

Posted on July 28, 2015 by sportsop

In July 27th 2015 in Expo Milan 2015 Lega Serie A has drafted Serie A Calendar Rounds for next incoming season 2015-16. During this event, broadcasted worldwide, are present a lot of personalities: old players, old managers, former World Champions and so on; everyone has been there to watch which could be the Serie A[…]

Serie A Teams 2015-2016

Posted on July 25, 2015 by sportsop

On July 29th for Serie A Tim is an important day: it’ll be the draft day where calendar will be created and Serie A Teams would know which could be their future. Of course at this time it’s impossible for us to guess which could be Serie A Tim calendar: we could try to think[…]

How many seasons for a league?

Posted on July 21, 2015July 21, 2015 by sportsop

Today we’re going to discover better another API request you could find on Sports Open Data. In previous post we’ve seen which leagues are available on Sports Open Data: in this post we’re going to check, for a league available in last API discovered, how many seasons are available to get data for. To do[…]

Which are the leagues?

Posted on July 18, 2015 by sportsop

Welcome to the first post where you can really find what sports open data is going to provide you by calling its API REST service. To start with an example we’re going to introduce to you this API that could help you to answer a question like “Which Leagues are available on Sports Open Data?”[…]