Football World Cup API

The Football World Cup API provides access to detailed information about every World Cup tournament, starting from the first one in 1930.

About the API:

The Football World Cup API is a powerful tool that provides developers with access to detailed information about every World Cup tournament in history. Starting from the first tournament in 1930.

Using the Football World Cup API, developers can create applications that showcase the rich history of the World Cup. For example, a developer could create an application that displays the results of past World Cup tournaments, including the teams that competed, the scores of each match, and the eventual winners of the tournament. With access to data from every World Cup tournament, developers can create applications that provide a comprehensive look at the history of this iconic sporting event.

Overall, the Football World Cup API is an incredibly useful resource for developers looking to create applications that showcase the history and excitement of the World Cup. With access to comprehensive data from every tournament, developers can create engaging applications that keep fans informed and entertained.

What your API receives and what your API provides (input/output)?

It will receive parameters and provide you with a JSON.

What are the most common uses cases of this API?

Football History Applications: Developers can use the API to create applications that showcase the history of the World Cup. This can include displaying past tournament results, team and player statistics, and other relevant data.

News and Media Coverage: News outlets can use the API to retrieve data on current and past World Cup tournaments, which they can use to create news articles and coverage.

Statistics and Analysis: Analysts and statisticians can use the API to retrieve data on previous World Cup tournaments, which they can use to perform in-depth analysis and statistical modeling.

Social Media Applications: Social media platforms can use the API to create features that allow users to share updates and information about World Cup tournaments.

Coaching and Training Applications: Coaches and trainers can use the API to retrieve data on previous World Cup tournaments, which they can use to inform training and coaching strategies.

Educational Applications: Educational institutions can use the API to create educational materials and resources that teach students about the history and culture of the World Cup.

Tourism Applications: Tourism companies can use the API to create applications that provide information about World Cup tournaments and associated events, helping tourists plan their trips and activities.

Are there any limitations to your plans?

Basic Plan: 500 API Calls.

Pro Plan: 1,000 API Calls.

Pro Plus Plan: 5,000 API Calls.

Elite Plan: 10,000 API Calls.

API Documentation

Endpoints


The Fetch World Cup By Host endpoint is a powerful feature of the Football World Cup API that allows developers to retrieve data on past World Cup tournaments based on the host country. By using this endpoint, developers can filter data to retrieve information on specific tournaments hosted by a particular country, providing a comprehensive look at that country's history with the tournament. This feature is particularly useful for developers creating applications that showcase the history of the World Cup, as it allows them to provide users with detailed information on tournaments hosted by a particular country.

Requiered Parameter: host

For example: Argentina



                                                                            
GET https://zylalabs.com/api/1736/football+world+cup+api/1350/fetch+world+cup+by+host
                                                                            
                                                                        

Test Endpoint

API EXAMPLE RESPONSE

       
                                                                                                        
                                                                                                                                                                                                                            [{"id": 10, "year": 1978, "country": "Argentina", "winner": "Argentina", "winner_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/arg.svg", "runners_up": "Netherlands", "runners_up_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/nld.svg", "third": "Brazil", "third_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/bra.svg", "fourth": "Italy", "fourth_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/ita.svg", "goals_scored": 102, "qualified_teams": 16, "matches_played": 38, "attendance": 1545791, "golden_ball": "Mario Kempes", "golden_boot": "Mario Kempes", "golden_glove": "Ubaldo Fillol", "best_young_player": "Antonio Cabrini"}]
                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
                                                                                                    

Fetch World Cup By Host - CODE SNIPPETS


curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/1736/football+world+cup+api/1350/fetch+world+cup+by+host&host=Required' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' 


    

The Fetch World Cup By Year endpoint is a powerful feature of the Football World Cup API that allows developers to retrieve data on past World Cup tournaments based on the year in which they took place. By using this endpoint, developers can filter data to retrieve information on a specific tournament that occurred in a particular year.

Requiered Parameter: year

For example: 1930



                                                                            
GET https://zylalabs.com/api/1736/football+world+cup+api/1351/fetch+world+cup+by+year
                                                                            
                                                                        

Test Endpoint

API EXAMPLE RESPONSE

       
                                                                                                        
                                                                                                                                                                                                                            {"id": 0, "year": 1930, "country": "Uruguay", "winner": "Uruguay", "winner_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/ury.svg", "runners_up": "Argentina", "runners_up_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/arg.svg", "third": "USA", "third_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/usa.svg", "fourth": "Yugoslavia", "fourth_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/no-image.png", "goals_scored": 70, "qualified_teams": 13, "matches_played": 18, "attendance": 590549, "golden_ball": "Jos\u00e9 Nasazzi", "golden_boot": "Guillermo Stabile", "golden_glove": "Enrique Ballestrero", "best_young_player": ""}
                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
                                                                                                    

Fetch World Cup By Year - CODE SNIPPETS


curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/1736/football+world+cup+api/1351/fetch+world+cup+by+year&year=Required' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' 


    

The Fetch World Cup By Winner endpoint is a useful feature of the Football World Cup API that allows developers to retrieve data on past World Cup tournaments based on the country that won the tournament. By using this endpoint, developers can filter data to retrieve information on tournaments won by a particular country, providing a comprehensive look at that country's history with the tournament.

Required Parameter: winner

For example: Germany



                                                                            
GET https://zylalabs.com/api/1736/football+world+cup+api/1352/fetch+world+cup+by+winner
                                                                            
                                                                        

Test Endpoint

API EXAMPLE RESPONSE

       
                                                                                                        
                                                                                                                                                                                                                            [{"id": 4, "year": 1954, "country": "Switzerland", "winner": "Germany", "winner_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/deu.svg", "runners_up": "Hungary", "runners_up_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/hun.svg", "third": "Austria", "third_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/aut.svg", "fourth": "Uruguay", "fourth_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/ury.svg", "goals_scored": 140, "qualified_teams": 16, "matches_played": 26, "attendance": 768607, "golden_ball": "Ferenc Pusk\u00e1s", "golden_boot": "Sandor Kocsis", "golden_glove": "Gyula Grosics", "best_young_player": ""}, {"id": 9, "year": 1974, "country": "Germany", "winner": "Germany", "winner_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/deu.svg", "runners_up": "Netherlands", "runners_up_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/nld.svg", "third": "Poland", "third_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/pol.svg", "fourth": "Brazil", "fourth_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/bra.svg", "goals_scored": 97, "qualified_teams": 16, "matches_played": 38, "attendance": 1865753, "golden_ball": "Johan Cruyff", "golden_boot": "Grzegorz Lato", "golden_glove": "Sepp Maier", "best_young_player": "Wladyslaw Zmuda"}, {"id": 13, "year": 1990, "country": "Italy", "winner": "Germany", "winner_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/deu.svg", "runners_up": "Argentina", "runners_up_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/arg.svg", "third": "Italy", "third_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/ita.svg", "fourth": "England", "fourth_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/eng.svg", "goals_scored": 115, "qualified_teams": 24, "matches_played": 52, "attendance": 2516215, "golden_ball": "Salvatore Schillaci", "golden_boot": "Salvatore Schillaci", "golden_glove": "Luis Gabelo Conejo", "best_young_player": "Robert Prosinecki"}, {"id": 19, "year": 2014, "country": "Brazil", "winner": "Germany", "winner_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/deu.svg", "runners_up": "Argentina", "runners_up_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/arg.svg", "third": "Netherlands", "third_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/nld.svg", "fourth": "Brazil", "fourth_flag": "http://media.tekbunny.com/flags/svg/bra.svg", "goals_scored": 171, "qualified_teams": 32, "matches_played": 64, "attendance": 3386810, "golden_ball": "Lionel Messi", "golden_boot": "James Rodriguez", "golden_glove": "Manuel Neuer", "best_young_player": "Paul Pogba"}]
                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
                                                                                                    

Fetch World Cup By Winner - CODE SNIPPETS


curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/1736/football+world+cup+api/1352/fetch+world+cup+by+winner&winner=Required' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' 


    

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